Because the government of Iran thinks that I have too much hair, I have too much voice and I&aposm have too much of a woman.
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They have too much economic power and they have too much financial power over our entire economy.
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We have too much to do, our kids have too much to do, and leisure and happiness are the prices we pay for it.
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" - James, 40 "Damn, I have too much homework.
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Half of Americans feel religious conservatives have too much control of the Republican party, while 44 percent think that liberals who are not religious have too much clout with the Democrats.
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You can never have too much mac and cheese, right?
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First and foremost, you can never have too much blush.
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We already have too much hot air -- that's the problem.
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"We have too much cost across our business," Hackett said.
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"If you don't have that, you don't have too much."
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We do have too much division, too much mean- spiritedness.
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Have too much of a personality, and you get punished.
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You don't have too much snow in this area, right.
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People have too much time on their hands, I said.
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Do they have too much power when you think about?
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Potatoes have too much starch and too few nutritional benefits.
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Honestly, the platforms have too much power in this regard.
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BRET BAIER, FOX NEWS: You guys have too much fun.
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You have too much of people managing other peoples' money.
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So what happens when you have too much set aside?
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But you can have too much of a good thing.
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Warlords have too much financial stake in the status quo.
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You can never have too much wine over the holidays.
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We can't borrow because we already have too much debt.
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And plus, they have too much skin in the game.
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I don't think you can have too much of that.
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"Today's big tech companies have too much power," Sharma said.
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They have too much to lose to give up power.
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"They do have too much power," said Shatina Taylor, 41.
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But can you have too much of a good thing?
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"I'm worried they have too much information," Ms. Sun said.
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But it's tough to have too much conviction about that.
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We don't have too much inventory of properties for sale.
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We don't have too much inventory of properties for sale.
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The CNN survey reveals that 20 percent of Europeans today believe Jews have too much influence in the media and politics, and 25 percent think they have too much influence on wars and conflicts.
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Lastly, dogs' best friends don't have too much longer to wait.
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"You have too much capital chasing too few deals," he said.
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DAVID MALPASS: Well, I don't have too much comment on that.
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Many former convicts have too much pride to ask for help.
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This is what happens when old people have too much money.
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It's good to have too much, but that's just my opinion.
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The Oasis doesn't have too much competition on the high end.
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It's possible to have too much of a good thing, right?
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I just have too much to lose for someone else's indiscretions.
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I have too much reverence for this substance to abuse it.
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" Finally, 91 percent believe "big campaign donors have too much influence.
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Turns out Jenkins didn't have too much coffee in his cup!
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Do we have too much or too little of it now?
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But the thing is, you can't really have too much CBD.
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"I don't think you can have too much pitching," Callaway said.
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For example, maybe you have too much clutter in your home.
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"We do have too much money in American politics," he said.
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TONIGHT: Does the President have too much time on his hands?
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I have too much I want to do on this Earth.
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A desire to ensure current customers don't have too much FOMO?
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Turns out you can have too much of a good thing.
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Authentic people have too much self-respect to put up with people who treat them badly or have ill will toward them, and they have too much respect for other people to try to change them.
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A non-specific answer of "large businesses" got the largest reaction; 76% of Americans said they have too much influence, 72% said pharmaceutical companies have too much influence and 69% said Wall Street has too much influence.
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But perhaps you really can have too much of a good thing.
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It isn't just Macy's and Sears that have too much real estate.
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These people could have too much tau buildup but not beta-amyloid.
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They have too much character and are too good of a team.
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"Today's big tech companies have too much power," a Warren aide said.
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He should have demurred saying, I really have too much involved here.
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Try and make it exciting, try not to have too much narration.
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The notion that people have too much stuff is far from revolutionary.
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As it turned out, I didn't have too much to worry about.
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Russia and the Middle East have too much oil; Asia too little.
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When they have too much water in them, they don't float correctly.
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"The young generation nowadays have too much vanity," one Weibo user said.
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Jojo I really don't have too much to say here besides YASSSSSSSSSSS!!!!
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The insurance and pharmaceutical industries now have too much clout, he said.
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I will tell you with Puerto Rico they have too much debt.
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Truly testing whether we can have too much of a good thing.
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"We don't really have too much time to do anything," Michael said.
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Now lawmakers in Washington are asking: Does it have too much influence?
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They feel the wealthy have too much power and call the shots.
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I'm home and should immediately sleep, but I have too much energy.
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"Yes, you can have too much of a good thing!" she said.
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I have too much eye makeup on to start crying right now.
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Related: Some in Hollywood worry that media companies have too much debt.
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I don't think — I have too much respect — if I deal with you off the record, if I deal with Bret or Chris off the record, I have too much respect for that process to say, just release everything.
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The Social Democrats say prosecutors have too much power and have committed abuses.
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Simbi – Bartering marketplace Most people have too much time and not enough money.
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I've said before, sometimes you can have too much time out there, thinking.
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If it's too slow, you would have too much dark matter left today.
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"They didn't have too much as far as odd-man rushes," said Miller.
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" I said, "No, I have too much respect to say that to you.
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I didn't have too much of a fear [of how it would play].
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"If you have too much help, you don't get to know your children."
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"Whenever I have too much downtime, I start to get sad," he says.
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If they have too much money, they would be obsessed with capital gains.
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" S Voice's response: "No, I have too much to do to feel depressed.
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This has created resistance and some question whether they have too much influence.
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The bases of each respective party have too much of a gravitational pull.
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If you don't have too much violence, they go there's not enough violence.
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But they have too much respect for what he's done for the city.
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Maybe they don't want to harvest them, or they have too much fruit.
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According to him, Google and Apple have too much power against app developers.
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"We have too much to lose to let him win," the ad concludes.
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Conversely, he believes, you may have too much money in fixed-income investments.
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JW: I have too much to say on the subject, so you talk.
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The programs at the top have too much history to let us down.
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We're going to see Everest, but have too much fear to climb it.
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Guys are throwing too hard and have too much nasty off-speed stuff.
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It will even crawl up the plants if you have too much water.
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Hollywood not wanting actors to have too much authority, because they're basically livestock.
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I have too much respect for my wife and daughter and two granddaughters.
|
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Federal aviation regulators have allowed the airline industry to have too much power.
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For instance, if you have too much potassium, that could cause heart problems.
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They have too much invested (and they believe deeply in upward income redistribution).
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"I'm really worried that no party should have too much power," he said.
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Jimmy Fallon and Paul Rudd may have too much time on their hands.
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More broadly, is she right that the wealthy have too much political influence?
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They both have too much integrity to stay with the relationship if they weren't.
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"Right now the short term focus is we have too much supply," he said.
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They don't break apart or have too much grease, making them an ideal snack.
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Thomas then spent some time scolding people whom he thinks have too much time.
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She tried not to have too much fun so he wouldn't yell at her.
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Of course, Hudson News likely doesn't have too much to worry about, short term.
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A shame that he didn't have too much time for Eliot and his like.
|
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And the other is moving too slowly, and then we have too much inflation.
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So we don't have too much to go on besides this standard marketing boilerplate.
|
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Some have too much, which complicates water treatment processes because of floods and overflows.
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Either way, many brands won't have too much time afterwards to think about it.
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I definitely have too much money lingering in savings that I should be investing.
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China has too many empty homes and its banks have too much bad debt.
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""Right now, I'm focused on competition because I have too much fire inside me.
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TV that the sentiment that the rich have too much influence is shared globally.
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In other words: Is it possible to have too much of a good thing?
|
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I can't read on set because I have too much to stay focused on.
|
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We have too much fun together to maintain our connections solely by Wi-Fi.
|
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"I have too much respect for the Supreme Court for that," President Bush said.
|
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The government, he argued, would still have too much control of veterans' health choices.
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They also hate getting what they already have too much of: socks and mugs.
|
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The Rams have too much invested in Goff to give up on him yet.
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NOW I'VE BEEN TOO CAUTIOUS I THINK RECENTLY MAYBE I HAVE TOO MUCH MONEY.
|
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Ray and Abby on "Ray Donovan" have too much secrecy and mistrust between them.
|
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None will name any countries, foundations or corporations they think have too much influence.
|
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Gail Collins Some people believe you can't have too much of a good thing.
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We currently have too much of the former and too little of the latter.
|
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Everyone knows that lobbyists and big-money donors have too much influence in Washington.
|
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Libertarians especially don't want the government to have too much power over individual lives.
|
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It's hard to actually capture the trend and have too much conviction about it.
|
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"We don't have too much longer to dillydally before they go extinct," she said.
|
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They're starting to see the Legisti" – the supporters of Lega – "have too much power.
|
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The ear cups seem to have too much padding, leaving little room for your ears.
|
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These websites are clunky, crowded, and usually have too much, or far too little information.
|
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To your other point: that record did have too much Paul and Slim tinkering around.
|
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The majority, or 53 percent, said they have too much debt, according to the endowment.
|
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"There comes a point in your life when you have too much stuff," O'Leary says.
|
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Perhaps they have too much to talk about before they can agree on a date.
|
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One can certainly have too much of a good thing, and then it's less good.
|
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"This game is boring, I have too much to do today," she hurls at him.
|
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"When they have too much time on their hands, bad things can happen," he said.
|
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On the other hand, apparently you maybe can have too much of a good thing?
|
|
"I didn't have too much feeling in the first set," the Chinese player told reporters.
|
|
Regulators may decide that it would have too much power over the smartphone chip market.
|
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Celebrities are the new deities, therefore we have too much power and too much influence.
|
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I unfortunately have too much work and end up skipping my break and lunch altogether.
|
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As the old saying goes, you can never have too much of a good thing.
|
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A VC once said to me that we have too much knowledge about some things.
|
|
Trump and his advisers don't have too much time to figure out what went wrong.
|
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It's hard to have too much ice; I've never left a campsite with extra ice.
|
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Lawmakers often tell me we have too much power over speech, and frankly I agree.
|
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I think it's good to have humility, but I might have…too much of it.
|
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Actually, I would rather stay at home today, but I have too much to do.
|
|
Many on the right and left agree that the tech giants have too much power.
|
|
On the one hand, federal agencies may have too much access to "old" electronic communications.
|
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Kids get into trouble when they have too much idle time, my mom told me.
|
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You can't have too much energy, too many good ideas, too many smart people around.
|
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The spread didn't have too much of a distinct flavor, but it was definitely good.
|
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This is what happens when people have too much time on their hands. http://bzfd.
|
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Today's big tech companies have too much power—over our economy, our society, & our democracy.
|
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"We have too much debt and Montana is useless," the description for the petition reads.
|
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JP: Not for everyone, but I don't think people have too much control over it.
|
|
If you have too much inequality, Aristotle warned, the people will grow tired of oligarchs.
|
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If you have a goal to build wealth, it's possible to have too much savings.
|
|
What do I have too much of, and what might I not have enough of?
|
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Editors have too much power to accept marginal papers from members of their own cabal.
|
|
The sun squares off with Jupiter, and you simply have too much on your plate!
|
|
The hate would only get in my way, and we have too much to accomplish.
|
|
More than a quarter believe that Jews have too much influence in business and finance.
|
|
"People are concerned that corporate special interests have too much power in Washington," he said.
|
|
Airline passengers don't have too much to be excited about if they're taking longer flights.
|
|
"I have too much respect for the people in Atlanta to say much," he said.
|
|
They have too much of an impact on the game to be happening this frequently.
|
|
Do you think that Google and Facebook continue to have too much power in this?
|
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If it's possible to have too much mindless fun at a film festival, I've done it.
|
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It is scarcity mentality in a world where some people have too much, while others starve.
|
|
Also, having three vocalists, you can't have too much going on because there's all that interplay.
|
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I ask because I just found out that I don't have too much longer to live.
|
|
It doesn't have too much to do with reality, but it is of use to them.
|
|
While Benanti is busy raising Ella Rose right now, she won't have too much time off.
|
|
"Some criminals think I have too much information, too many good sources," Vugts told me later.
|
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HM: A VC once said to me that we have too much knowledge about some things.
|
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But, be careful -- if you have too much, you may end up on the Supreme Court.
|
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As much as you want to stay in bed, you have too much to do today.
|
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"He said 'It sounds like you're going to have too much fun,&apos" Walsh tells PEOPLE.
|
|
The third worry is that firms and funds that SoftBank invests in have too much debt.
|
|
He also asks clients to determine whether they have too much money in pretax retirement accounts.
|
|
China and the United States both have too much interest in preserving the current trade environment.
|
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The big three credit bureaus have too much control over our financial information as it is.
|
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People receive refunds when they have too much money withheld from their paycheck throughout the year.
|
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Tea lovers can never have too much tea or too many tea-themed items at home.
|
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If it is possible to have too much communication, I haven't yet determined when that is.
|
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The people of the area have too much to gain from decriminalizing hashish cultivation, some say.
|
|
Nie added that a "too aggressive" rate hike would have "too much" impact to real economy.
|
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It made her point that they have too much power to censor discussion on social media.
|
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New York (CNN Business)Retailers have too much clothing and no ability to sell it all.
|
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They have too much experience to get rattled, even against college basketball's most talked-about team.
|
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No one onscreen seems satisfied with time either: They either have too much, or not enough.
|
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Nearly a quarter of the respondents said Jews have too much influence in conflict and wars.
|
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I realized around plate 17 that you really can have too much of a good thing.
|
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We don't have too much of a tennis history, but we are trying to build it.
|
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That's important if you already have too much junk to lug around for work or school.
|
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I wouldn't expect today's decision to have too much of an impact on the equity market.
|
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Because of that, you should not have too much of your investments tied up in cryptocurrencies.
|
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Some fields coming on-line in the pre-salt have too much gas to re-inject.
|
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If you presumably have too much tartar or if you have gingivitis, if you have cavities.
|
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Among Southern writers, Brown was one of those who didn't have too much syrup in him.
|
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It's kind of random, but I don't have too much creativity when it comes to cooking.
|
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JULIAN ROBERTSON: So we have too much Air Canada, but I can't make myself sell it.
|
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"It's hard for anyone to have too much conviction here based on the headlines," he said.
|
|
Today's big tech companies have too much power over our economy, our society, and our democracy.
|
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That's not healthy — and it could burn investors who have too much of a focus on tech.
|
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We have too much data and too many devices to manage it all on a single device.
|
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It's impossible to have too much of a good thing, at least when that thing is glitter.
|
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The director claims that studios have too much power and demand "popcorn" movies over more serious material.
|
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The reason the department stores are having the problems they're having is they have too much overstock.
|
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I'm scared that I have too much responsibility and I have no idea how to do it.
|
|
It is possible to have too much solo sex, says Lisa Finn, a sex educator for Babeland.
|
|
Tyrese once said that women who have too much sex don't have standards (he has since apologized).
|
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He said investors have too much socked away in cash deposits and money market funds these days.
|
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If you think you have too much in your bag for this first batch of trips, good.
|
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Colombians are right to wonder whether Mr Uribe would have too much influence over a Duque presidency.
|
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They have too much invested in the idea of two strong, successful women fighting with each other.
|
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How can one man have too much hair and not enough so aggressively at the same time?
|
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When you have too much to do, it just feels better to work than to go home.
|
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I've seen other labels where they have too much success too early and that sinks the ship.
|
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We have too much meat, and we finish four bottles of soju plus some wine and beer.
|
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You're ready for more responsibility, Virgo—not that you don't already have too much on your plate.
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"Parents have too much invested in their kids," said Mark Sklarow, CEO of Independent Educational Consultants Association.
|
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Paradoxically, the Times and the Clintons can never get along because they have too much in common.
|
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Forty-five percent of college graduates think whites have too much influence, 15 points more than nongraduates.
|
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"I don't want people to think that I have too much time out of work," she said.
|
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Hatch warns that center can have too much power to make changes to Medicare without congressional approval.
|
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A handful of yuge financial institutions simply have too much economic and political power over this country. . . .
|
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At first thought, it doesn't seem that Khloé Kardashian and Lena Dunham have too much in common.
|
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Often, major league pitchers may have too much disease in the elbow for a repair to work.
|
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If people have too much autonomy without the vision, then they're just off doing whatever they want.
|
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When singers are young, they either lack the necessary confidence or they have too much of it.
|
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If you have too much information, then you start to become production-led, instead of designer-led.
|
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Beck recommends writing down 10 areas of your life where you have too much, not too little.
|
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We don't have too much of a choice because the alternative is the dead carcass of Obamacare.
|
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As a CEO or other high-level executive, you will always have too much on your mind.
|
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"If you have too much work," Winter said, "tell your boss it's too much for one person."
|
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A Kaiser Family Foundation poll from 2018 asked if various groups have "too much influence" in Washington.
|
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Nearly eight in 10 carry some kind of debt; 37% feel that they have too much debt.
|
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"If exports do not materialize, we simply have too much pork for the domestic pipeline," French said.
|
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"I'm not going to have too much to add," Veach said in response to questions about Hill.
|
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First, if you have any secret information at all, you often have too much to know what matters.
|
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I think people already generally think that we have too much power in deciding what content is good.
|
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Moreover, some research suggests that voters really do care about ensuring one party doesn't have too much control.
|
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Galloway says many of these businesses, despite good intentions, have too much power and should be broken up.
|
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Three weeks in, the question isn't whether Tillerson will have too much influence; it's whether he'll have enough.
|
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They also go great on tacos, egg sandwiches, or in salads, so you can never have too much.
|
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Many Americans think Big Tech and Silicon Valley have too much power and need to be reigned in.
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I have too much of an opportunity to make something of myself, be successful in my own right.
|
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I also added a Crest value pack to my cart because you can never have too much toothpaste.
|
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You can't have too much of it and there is no little too little to be worth having.
|
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"They occupy too much space, they have too much power and they don't have much responsibility," Jourova said.
|
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This is the team that made me who I am and I have too much respect for them.
|
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Our nations have too much at stake, including the war on terror, Syria, North Korea and Nuclear nonproliferation.
|
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Perhaps we have too much to do or work more than one job, preventing a normal sleep routine.
|
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But I don't got to have too much company around me That's a big milestone, your first apartment.
|
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Joe can't have too much more time in the spotlight, nor can Styles or any of the others.
|
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And that suggests that the Prohibition Party — despite Hedges's best efforts — may not have too much time left.
|
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Some environmentalists contend that the chemical companies were allowed to have too much input into the Kigali deal.
|
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At the end of the day we have too much of a problem with corporate- BOOKER: power growing.
|
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Among the same group, roughly four in 10 say superdelegates have too much power in selecting a nominee.
|
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Gender and parity laws matter, and they have too much public support for politicians to roll them back.
|
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I also wrote with Michael Palin and we'd always just get obliterated and have too much red wine.
|
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We have too much to do and I think too many great things are happening in this league.
|
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Or do these highly engaged voters in one rural state have too much sway over all of us?
|
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But other liberals expressed concern that former Obama officials could have too much influence over the DNC's direction.
|
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Senator Elizabeth Warren has called for tech companies to be broken up because they have too much power.
|
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"Generally, customers who keep their devices up to date won't have too much to worry about," Tait says.
|
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A small number of people have too much housing wealth because we've made it too hard to build.
|
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"We have too much data, and we haven't been able to find these patterns" without the algorithms, Chiu says.
|
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The team noted they measured just BMI and not body fat, but most obese Americans have too much fat.
|
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"I guess they feel like I don't have too much meat, so I should eat it myself," he said.
|
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More and more think that politicians are in it for themselves and that special interests have too much sway.
|
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We may not have too much information to work with at the moment, but next Monday we'll know more.
|
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We will also answer questions you might have such as: - Do I have too much time on my hands?
|
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"I don't think this will ultimately have too much bearing on global indices in the longer term," said Markets.
|
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It's a big part of our game, but we don't want to have too much of a steady diet.
|
|
Google really does have too much power, over vast sectors of the economy, over what we buy and read.
|
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Further, 72 percent of Americans across party lines think that prescription drug companies have too much influence in Washington.
|
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Did your boss realize that you have too much on your plate and hire someone to share the burden?
|
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"I think the fact of the matter is that right now, we have too much immigration," Mr. Cotton said.
|
|
Some of the major industry figures feel they have "too much power over speech" and call for democratic regulation.
|
|
Keeping your dog's skin and coat clean is important, but you can have too much of a good thing.
|
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" The composer Johann Friedrich Reichardt said it was proof that "one may have too much of a good thing.
|
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"We've asked the company — they apparently don't have too much, either, in way of historical files," Ms. Shirey said.
|
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Maybe because I feel that we already have too much hi-fi gadgets that need to be constantly recharged.
|
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Instead, people get a refund if they have too much in taxes withheld from their paychecks throughout the year.
|
|
Billionaire and presidential candidate Tom Steyer thinks the problem with Congress is that its members have too much experience.
|
|
"In general, I'd stay away from typefaces that have too much personality," says Juan Villanueva, type designer at Monotype.
|
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After decades of all kinds of neglect, here was a luxury: Could gay people now have too much support?
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After decades of all kinds of neglect, here was a luxury: Could gay people now have too much support?
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The company's suppliers arguably have too much power: it gets 91% of its equipment from just four of them.
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"I just have too much energy and too much intensity to not be engaged," said Ms. Young Hayes, 54.
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Elizabeth Warren: Giant companies like Facebook, Amazon, and Google have too much power over our government and our economy.
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That's, I guess, a way in which I'm not curious enough and I have too much status quo bias.
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Terence Nance: I didn't have too much awareness of how conventional or unconventional it would be for them specifically.
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My hours vary a ton, so I love work-from-home days where I don't have too much to do.
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Here's where I think we disagree: You think we have too much education, and I think we're doing education wrong.
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It is very possible to have too much of a good thing — especially when that good thing is squirrel paraphernalia.
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At the same time, it also seems reasonable to suggest that we can have too much of a good thing.
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They say you can have too much of a good thing, but pumpkin spice lattes may be the one exception.
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And when we have too much, our bodies secrete these elements as waste products: That is, we pee them out.
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"What comes with scale and larger operations is you can't afford to have too much individual voice," said this person.
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Because the world can never have too much Fyre Festival coverage with footage of influencers crying over sad-looking sandwiches.
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But the song is too serious to have too much fun with it, like some of her less-serious videos.
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"Big tech companies have too much power — too much power over our economy, our society, and our democracy," Warren wrote.
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These are people who have too much free time on their hands to have a career or a savings account.
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But it's not interesting, its not funny, it's just all of these people have too much time on their hands.
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Even then, bigwigs did not have too much to fear: studies show that high-powered defendants can expect shorter sentences.
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And finally ... Press on Oh, the things we'll do (and watch) when we have too much time on our hands.
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LB: No I think in the end, France and other countries have too much to lose from Europe falling apart.
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If you own it I don't expect necessarily great things because it does have too much oil and gas exposure.
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Although it may seem like you're just getting even more of that good stuff, it's possible to have too much.
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We allowed them to have too much time and space, and good players are going to take advantage of it.
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Inside campaigns, that includes fixing insecure email and curbing staffers who have too much access to the most sensitive information.
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"I think it's a very bad idea to let tax planning have too much control over your portfolio," Cramer said.
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Black children are more than two times as likely as white children to have too much lead in their blood.
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The rule of the AK party is an example of how you can have too much of a good thing.
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But many families, and especially women, have too much to do and too little time in which to do it.
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People receive tax refunds when they have too much money withheld from their paychecks over the course of the year.
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A company may feel like they have too much risk in a high-risk area, and they might not renew.
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Interestingly, the size of the fibroid doesn't always have too much to do with the level of pain patients experience.
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Often these people "have too much on their plate and they're too much of a resource for people," Oakes said.
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Industry watchers think SoftBank, its lenders, and the entire industry have too much at stake to let it go under.
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"We have too much at stake to allow oil drilling in the Great Australian Bight to occur," Ms. Lavers said.
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It is no excuse to protest that they simply have too much "ink" to ever be able to do this.
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Fifty-six percent of Democrats said voters in Iowa and New Hampshire have too much influence in picking the nominee.
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Mark Barden, whose son was killed at Sandy Hook, criticized it, saying teachers already have too much too worry about.
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Facebook has also been the center of debates regarding how to regulate when tech companies that have too much power.
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I suggest pressing down gently for about half a pump to use on lips, otherwise you&aposll have too much.
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It also is the most common way to file individual bankruptcy, although some people have too much income to qualify.
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Americans have put off vacation because they feel they have too much work to do and too many family obligations.
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So Netflix, YouTube, whatever it is, it's important that parents understand you can definitely have too much of good thing.
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Those who don't already have a lot are being squeezed to pay more for those who already have too much.
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You can, however, make them aware of what you're prioritizing, or tell them you have too much on your plate.
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Most of the time the normal guys are too intimidated and the guys that have enough confidence, have too much confidence.
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If our bodies have too little dopamine, we can develop Parkinson's; if they have too much, we can suffer from schizophrenia.
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But if you have "too much" candy, you have a few options for getting rid of it without causing unnecessary waste.
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Pros: Interactive, fun to play, works with an appCons: Recommended for ages 16+, but younger kids shouldn't have too much trouble
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And because you can never have too much sparkle, she added a pair of statement drop diamond earrings to the look.
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I have too much wine before dinner, so I switch to sparkling water while everyone else enjoys a post-dinner cocktail.
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Two quiet weirdos who have too much money, are cute as hell, and both look confusingly ethnic despite both being white?
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Meanwhile, more than a quarter of Europeans said they think Jews have too much influence in business, finance and global conflicts.
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Some trusts are too small, too cautious, too specialised or have too much to deal with at home to work overseas.
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"Today's big tech companies have too much power — too much power over our economy, our society, and our democracy," Warren said.
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If you have too much, this also causes your breathing to slow down, and eventually cuts off oxygen to the brain.
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"You can have too much range of motion; being overly flexible can be potentially risky for injury as well," he said.
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So, to answer your question, we're worried but I don't think it's going to have too much direct impact on us.
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On the not-so-bright side, we don't have too much else, aside from hope, conjecture, and tiny droplets of information.
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"Today's big tech companies have too much power — too much power over our economy, our society, and our democracy," Warren wrote.
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But such a move will not have too much impact on the Indian startup scene as alternative sources of funding exist.
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I'm also really resentful and rebellious, and If I have too much routine I just quit everything, so it's a balance.
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Ohio State — The Buckeyes lost nine underclassmen to the NFL, but they have too much talent to drop off much. 13.
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"We have too much oil in this country, which is therefore very good for Valero, frankly," the "Mad Money " host said.
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"Typically, Democrats don't have too much of a problem taking on big business--that's often a Democratic talking point," Hobart said.
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" "We have too much work to do in the House to allow this speculation to swirl or have my motivations questioned.
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But when it comes to money knowledge, you can reach a point where you have too much of a good thing.
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But the cons, I think a lot of times people have too much expectations on startup companies and that's my observation.
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The agency said that combining the two cable and broadband providers would reduce options for consumers and have too much power.
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I hate to lay down and do nothing and I feel like I still have too much adrenaline to lay down.
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Anne Wojcicki: I would say they have too much power in the real estate market and they're driving up my rent.
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Chinese officials can block a deal for any new venture that they deem would have too much market control in China.
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The news prompted the admonition of Warren, who thinks that tech billionaires already have too much influence in the political system.
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There was a theme, maybe six months ago in the industry, 'Oh, boy, we're going to have too much capacity here.
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For instance, an ailing spouse in need of nursing home care might have too much in assets to qualify for Medicaid.
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"I haven't had Twitter on my phone in a while because I don't like to have too much news," she said.
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"I'm really worried that no party should have too much power," Biden told reporters Friday during his bus tour in Iowa.
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And then the venture capitalists and their intern have too much money, and they start to be a little less discerning.
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There's this perception out there, obviously as you know, that people with money have too much power in politics these days.
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We agree not to have too much to drink, since the plan for tomorrow is to leave fairly early to go skiing.
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Thirty-nine percent say they will have too much influence, while another 39% say they'll have about the right amount of influence.
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When it comes to phones and our constant connection to the internet, it's possible to have too much of a good thing.
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Other countries have too much political capital tied up in the project and too much to lose economically to risk walking out.
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But Daisy can't have too much fun, because she's trailed by Glynnis, the Scottish royal family's personal fixer, who monitors Daisy's behavior.
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As a three-time Oscar nominee, Tom Cruise doesn't seem like he would have too much more to learn—so you'd think.
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"That can be a good moment to find out about assets and liabilities, and whether they have too much debt," she said.
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In Europe, however, residents of some of the most popular destinations are deciding they now have too much of a good thing.
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Either they have too much stretch, or there's a gap in the waistband — and don't even get us started on the price.
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If you freak out when you look inside the envelope and stay scared, chances are good you have too much in equities.
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Central bank governor Indrajith Coomaraswamy on Tuesday said the monetary authority would manage exchange rate flexibly and not have too much volatility.
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OpTic won Northern Arena Montreal recently but didn't have too much competition there, mostly placing below fourth at big tournaments in 2016.
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I have too much respect for AP and so much respect for what he's done and what he means to this organization.
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QUINTANILLA: YOU KNOW, IT'S NOT TOO OFTEN WE HAVE CEOs COME ON AND SAY WE MIGHT HAVE TOO MUCH PRICING POWER, RIGHT?
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Koirala, who plays Maya, manages to light up the screen even though she does not have too much screen time or dialogue.
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Happy Monday and welcome back to On The Money, where we would very much like to have too much money in cash.
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"We have too much recent experience with insufficiently regulated financial markets spinning out of control to let this happen again," they wrote.
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I learned that you can definitely have too much of a good thing — but I still wanted more cheesecake the next day.
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We need to acknowledge the common fear that companies will have too much control over what users see, turning curation into censorship.
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When it comes to the nutrition your body needs, Kitchin cautions it's also possible to have too much of a good thing.
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The Squirrel Buster's design keeps seed fresh and lets moisture drain away, so you won't have too much trouble with spoiled food.
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The states and the city have too much at stake to sit on the sidelines while the Trump administration ignores their needs.
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Europe has been targeting the tech industry for years over growing concerns that American tech giants have too much power and influence.
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Baseball executives often say a team can never have too much pitching depth, and few clubs know that better than the Yankees.
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Her remarks reflect a paradox about men and power: Men are dangerous when they have too much power or too little power.
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The coffee itself is great because it's not too acidic and doesn't have too much caffeine so you can drink it casually.
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"My impression is it is people who have too much money and want something crazy from Europe," he said in an interview.
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"Now that the demand is declining because of high prices, they have too much capacity, and once it's built, you can't unbuild it."
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Bernie Sanders and Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump have questioned whether the combined company would have too much concentrated power over the media.
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Cheese is a pretty damn wondrous thing to behold, but it looks like you really can have too much of a good thing.
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"Once you have a job and career, you have too much at stake to protest against what's wrong with the world," Thakur said.
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To get even more glow — because you can never have too much — use a fan brush to layer a gold pressed powder eyeshadow.
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Yes, does Wall Street and big financial interests, along with drug companies, insurance companies, big oil, all of it, have too much influence?
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We have too much culture to have a culture, you see, and that's basically all tech's fault — but it's not necessarily a problem.
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While 40% of travelers feel they have "too much work" to actually take time off work, this doesn't have to be the case.
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Analysts did not anticipate the nonfarm payrolls to have too much impact on the dollar, the currency has pulled back in recent days.
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I think what's happening is ... So there's a difference between, does Google and Microsoft have too much power on the dimension of society.
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Yet we have also invested too much in Asia -- and have too much at stake there -- to let US influence and interest wane.
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When we say you have too much of this hormone or a lack of another hormone, we are talking in terms of nanograms.
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"I think we have too much of a tolerance for drug use ─ psychologically, politically, morally," Sessions told law enforcement officials in Richmond, Virginia.
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Yes, does Wall Street and big financial interests along with drug companies, insurance companies, big oil, all of it, have too much influence?
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The Army's solution to every problem is to throw equipment at it, to the point that soldiers complain they have too much equipment.
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So luckily it came down and didn't have too much forward spin on it and he had time to go on the breakaway.
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"We try not to have too much physical presence in public and focus more on prevention," deputy home minister Nur Jazlan Mohamed said.
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But the lawmakers said they are concerned that banks have too much discretion on when to take a bite out of executive paychecks.
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And fat-free pudding cups can be marketed as healthy, but avocados couldn't because they have too much fat, according to today's rules.
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And while the Renault-FCA merger embodied clear industrial logic — both automakers have too much manufacturing capacity in Europe — it founded on politics.
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Plus, if you're working with a 1TB card there's always the danger you'll have too much space and forget to ever switch cards.
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They are also likely to stoke a reaction in Washington, where regulators are already investigating whether large technology companies have too much clout.
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Findings from the survey show that more than a quarter of respondents think Jewish people have too much influence in business and finance.
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"They strayed into a pride of lions — it's a big pride so they didn't have too much time," Fox told AFP news agency.
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In the process, they proved that you really can't have too much of a good thing, especially if that good thing is dogs.
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The biggest struggle is creatively to try not to have too much input, because my head is just bubbling with ideas and things.
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Without it, gateway corporations like Comcast, Verizon, and AT&T will have too much power to mess with the free flow of information.
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Pao doesn't have too much to say about her experience with the online hordes other than to state that she was obviously terrified.
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Mr. Murdoch is one of only three Tesla directors who safely qualify as independent: The others have too much history with Mr. Musk.
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D. supporters believe that Jews have "too much influence on the world," far more than the 239 percent average for the overall population.
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In 2018, Goldman earned $10.4 billion, so the payment, while unwelcome, is unlikely to have too much of an impact on the firm.
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A secular nationalist, he has vowed not to join a coalition with ultra-Orthodox religious parties, who he says have too much power.
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To the Editor: Insurers have too much control over health care and should not be denying lifesaving treatment to patients; that's a given.
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"But the government will probably shut down news about this, or dilute it, so it won't have too much impact domestically." slide show
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Meanwhile, once that unwinding begins, don't expect it to have too much of an effect on the stock or bond market, Gross said.
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It is as though, in his illustrious presence, they realize they have too much freedom on their hands, which they find suddenly oppressive.
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Francis believes the majority of people have too much stock in their portfolios right now thanks to the run up in the market.
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Francis believes the majority of people have too much stock in their portfolios right now, thanks to the run up in the market.
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BUT ONE DAY, THIS THING IS JUST GOING TO IMPLODE BECAUSE YOU HAVE TOO MUCH LEVERAGE WITH TOO MANY PEOPLE BUYING THESE THINGS.
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"Today's big tech companies have too much power -- too much power over our economy, our society, and our democracy," the Massachusetts Democrat said.
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The dough-to-filling ratio was perfect, so they didn't dry out like tamales so easily can when they have too much masa.
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"I think you're going to be able to figure out that we simply have too much pipe for ETP's own good," Cramer said.
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These are largely local services, so not every one will offer guest memberships, but you shouldn't have too much trouble finding one that does.
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The party&aposs politicians and others think the prosecutors have too much power and allege they have tapped phones illegally and unjustly targeted officials.
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I try not to have too much of an opinion about teenagers on the internet, because I don't think it does teenagers any good.
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WASHINGTON — Washington appears to have abandoned its concern that the National Security Agency and other intelligence organizations have too much power to target Americans.
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"Today's big tech companies have too much power — too much power over our economy, our society, and our democracy," she wrote at the time.
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I feel like I have too much in education to go somewhere and have to always start at the entry level in a company.
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Mansfield said she'd never forget what her surgeon, who doesn't mince words, said: "You have too much disease, I saw it," the surgeon said.
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In fact, if you aren't a little angry at that price tag then please donate more money to charity because you have too much.
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They say you can have too much of a good thing, but that platitude just doesn't apply when you're talking about Girl Scout cookies.
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The aim is to provide communication between those who need certain types of medication but can't afford it and those who have too much.
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Between putting money down, keeping up with mortgage payments and repairs, and maintaining your emergency fund, you can never have too much stashed away.
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I am not an expert on mental illness by any stretch of the imagination, but I happen to have too much experience with it.
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At first glance, noted tennis champ Roger Federer and Hamilton writer and star Lin-Manuel Miranda don't seem to have too much in common.
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We're lucky to live in such technologically-advanced times, but there are moments when it's possible to have too much of a good thing.
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"You need to balance some legitimate police needs with the idea that police may just have too much information on innocent people," Joh said.
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In the Hill-HarrisX survey, GOP voters were more likely than independents or Democrats to say the FBI and NSA have too much power.
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It found that more than half of asylum-seekers from Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan believe that Jews have "too much influence" in the world.
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Between putting money down, keeping up with mortgage payments and repairs and maintaining your emergency fund, you can never have too much stashed away.
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The supreme court-like body is Facebook's attempt to respond to debate over whether tech companies have too much power to control speech online.
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The Great Temptation — well, anyway, one of them — to most people living alone is to have too much furniture and too many what-nots.
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Consolidation is already well underway in large part because solar panel factories have too much spare capacity, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.
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Most internet today is using HTTP and DNS, and that has created a very centralized web, where a few companies have too much control.
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Across eight episodes, Tidying Up with Marie Kondo brings the woman into the lives of troubled Los Angelenos who simply have too much stuff.
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"Stop (inaudible) you have too much.... That's paint, not (face paint)," another female student who appears to be recording the video is heard saying.
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When companies have too much market power, they can depress wages and salaries, raise prices, block entrepreneurship, stunt investment, and exert undue political power.
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"Today's big tech companies have too much power — too much power over our economy, our society, and our democracy," Warren wrote at the time.
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But Arizona's permissiveness has drawn criticism from safety advocates who said the companies have too much freedom to conduct their trials on public roads.
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In some cases, as Jason pointed out, the wines seemed to have too much acidity, as if the grapes had been harvested too early.
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He suggests more rental housing construction, a good idea for New York, but not so much for shrunken cities that have too much housing.
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We decide there's no time to exercise at the gym because we have too much work to do, and making money is our priority.
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Some critics argue that Apple may already have too much access to individuals' information and wonder what tech giants are doing with customers' data.
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"We didn't have too much to say," said Walker, a father of five who is serving 24 years for felony possession of a handgun.
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So what that means is that I do publicity for new signees, as well as share projects with senior publicists who have too much work.
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It's feast or famine in freelancing — I feel like I'm either stressed because I have too much work, or worried because I don't have enough.
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Now, most experts believe Corbyn won't get his shot, that May and the DUP have too much in common to stay at loggerheads for long.
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"Today's big tech companies have too much power — too much power over our economy, our society, and our democracy," Warren wrote in the Medium piece.
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Sixty percent — including near-equal shares of Democrats and Republicans — said that unelected or appointed government officials have too much influence in determining federal policy.
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You can never have too much compute power when you're running complex simulations or using a deep learning framework like TensorFlow, Torch, MXNet of Caffee.
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As they keep pulling, they eventually hit a point where they have too much surrounding gas and, instead of growing new stars, it extinguishes them.
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Broadband and wireless companies such as AT&T responded to fears about their increased power by questioning whether internet firms like Google have too much.
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According to these white-hat hackers, the main issue is "over-privilege," meaning apps on the SmartThings platform have too much access to connected devices.
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At a time when people on the left and right think that big companies have too much clout, employer mobilization also bolsters corporate political power.
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" One of these concepts is an app that is designed to "connect people who have too much food to those that do not have enough.
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Some of the pushback has been things like, 'Oh you know, first world problems,' or 'Oh gosh you have too much times on your hands.
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Now that I am 10 years sober, I've come too far and have too much to lose to ever go down the destructive path again.
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We have too much important work that needs to be done before we start attacking people just because they're considered rising stars in the party.
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And although you might be tempted, try not to sprinkle it on every single meal (it is possible to have too much of those nutrients!).
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But a new study published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology argues that it's possible to have too much of a good thing.
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But go too quickly or have too much, and lithium will just deposit itself on the outside of the egg crate and then onto itself.
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"I have too much at stake with three kids to just throw up my hands and weep and say that all is lost," Parnett said.
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He will remain head of the Communist Party, and enough fellow revolutionary octogenarians will hang around to ensure Diaz-Canel doesn't have too much latitude.
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"Currently unaccountable people have too much power in the process," Assembly Majority Leader Louis Greenwald (D), the amendment's sponsor, wrote in an op-ed Thursday.
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They're also ignoring the 66 percent of U.S. adults who agree that wealthy individuals and corporations have too much influence in our current election system.
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Kids who dictate what the family is going to eat for dinner, or those who orchestrate how to spend their weekends, have too much power.
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In his campaign, candidate Trump spoke about how we have too much consolidation of business in the U.S., and he mentioned media concentration in particular.
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Mendoza wants to ramp up spending, hike taxes and toughen regulations on global miners that she says have too much sway in the Andean country.
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The purpose of this technique is to avoid putting yourself in a position where you have too much money on the table for a stock.
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Both the Aggies and Longhorns have too much pride to actually agree to terms on a game, so they stick to calling each other cupcakes.
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A potential requirement to sell DirecTV is rooted in the idea that AT&T would otherwise have too much control over the distribution of content.
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The administration has whittled away regulations in many industries, but President Trump has repeatedly said tech giants like Facebook and Amazon have too much power.
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They worried Mnuchin would have too much discretion over how the government doled out the $500 billion in aid and how companies would use it.
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We wanted to include a woman, but the French female names — Simone, Marie, Geneviève — have too much elegance to be transmogrified into a dopey pun.
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Sanders is in the White House he will break up tech giants that have too much control over our country—and end their corporate greed.
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And they know too well how it feels to have too much to deal with and want to escape it all and just be happy.
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Less proof, more a parable about the risks of overexposure, about the danger of what happens when you have too much of a good thing.
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Whether we have too much or too little, whether we spend money on lipstick or we don&apost, someone&aposs got an opinion about it.
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They have too much money riding on this fight and the company keeps assuring me that we ain't seen nothing yet out of theses partnerships.
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And those incumbents up for re-election in 2018 have too much riding on them not to push for progress in those areas at least.
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Some say it's a reflection of their skills and market value, others believe it's because they have too much power in setting their own pay.
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You can only have too much of a good thing when you've gone the distance—and have finally had too much of a good thing.
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Julian Assange talked for a long time in a video Reddit AMA on Tuesday, but he didn't have too much to say on the big questions.
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However, this may be a delicate line to navigate: products that have too much personality can irk users and cause them to abandon the product entirely.
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Brown fat keeps us warm; white fat is the stuff mainstream media has taught us we are less than if we have "too much" of it.
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"Right now in my pregnancy I don't really have too much time to think about clothes to be honest, which is actually really cool," Duff explains.
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Even if you're stocked up for the next month or two, you can never have too much sunscreen — especially if you can get it on sale.
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The paper doesn't have too much to offer in the way of solutions to this oversensitivity—just that it exists and it's probably not helping anything.
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She has also called for the breakup of Big Tech companies, arguing that the largest firms in the sector have too much power and harm competition.
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As for the CEOs who get booted, even when they feel unjustly fired, they usually don't complain publicly because they have too much on the line.
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"I tried to approach this match as a run-of-the-mill match so as not to have too much pressure on my shoulders," she explained.
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Others, however, have too much income to qualify for assistance but nevertheless struggle to pay the cost of their prescriptions — which can lead to drastic choices.
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"My feeling is if it's too crowded in here, it's not because the apartment is too small, it's because we have too much stuff," she says.
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These are different policies, yes, but they all say the same thing: The wealthy have too much money and power, and Warren wants to change that.
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Obesity is a form of malnutrition as the body does not receive sufficient nutrients and people have too much salt, sugar or cholesterol in their blood.
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Like, forget about having rose gold Beats headphones (guilty), the ultimate sign that you have too much disposable income is to have one of these things.
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"I was just lying, just lying through my teeth, because I was dying inside, but I just have too much pride to say it," Delaveris said.
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Don't slack on getting your work done because this evening you'll be ultra stressed out if you still have too much on your to-do list.
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And I understood really early that it was too powerful, that it would have too much power over me, and I had other things to do.
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It has enough power for all types of jobs, yet it's small enough that you won't feel like you have too much tool for your needs.
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The biggest danger is almost that people might have too much talent in cinema, leaving people potentially blinded to things that might or might not work.
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The White House has rolled back rules for many industries, but President Trump has been critical of tech companies, arguing that they have too much power.
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Observers say that ultimately, Japan and South Korea have too much in common to let the diplomatic fireworks of the Olympics derail a long-term relationship.
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"To be able to do all the computation you need for a fully automated vehicle, you can almost never have too much processing power," he said.
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A consistent theme in Judge's work is the problem of agency: People like Milton have too little; people like Beavis and Butt-Head have too much.
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"We just had to triage the situation, and it sucks, but I always say it's better to sell out than to have too much," Heath said.
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Facebook's latest "copycat" app sent shares of Pinterest falling 4% after hours on Thursday, but history shows investors may not have too much to worry about.
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Music might be a question of tastes, but there's a degree of objectivity that makes you realize that some people have too much promise to let go.
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Media companies struggle to create value since they borrow too much, but they also have too much of an obsession with finding something new over the horizon.
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You can never have too much of a good thing, which is why Netflix seems to be trying to swoop up as much Beyoncé content as possible.
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But with such a large number of engaged users and a steep upward trajectory, it also shouldn't have too much trouble finding ways to turn a profit.
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If I'm going to be honest with myself, I know I have too much Hufflepuff blood coursing through my veins to ever sit on the Iron Throne.
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"Local smaller banks have too much interference from the local government, which has led to credit lines (to local companies) being issued under pressure," the executive said.
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These people have too much GH circulating in their blood, and develop unusually large hands and feet, as well as pronounced facial features such as thick lips.
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The source said a meeting between Xi and Trump could happen shortly after the deadline passes, but noted both sides have too much work ahead of them.
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And at least now we don't have too much longer to wait for its official assessment of the role Russian agents using its platform played in Brexit.
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But I don't have too much faith in the show's ability to switch gears after so many of seasons spent just waiting for surprise deaths to happen.
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"For these critically ill patients, if everything fails, they don't have too much time," said Humberto Guzman, a pediatric orthopedic surgeon and member of the medical convoy.
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And no, there are no answers to be read here, because I think you will have too much fun solving this new variety puzzle on your own.
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While Republicans were more likely to be concerned that spy agencies have too much discretion, the plurality of GOP respondents — 49 percent — said they have enough power.
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My husband pointed out to me years ago that there's something strange about novelists' reviewing other novelists' books — we all have too much dog in the fight.
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You can never have too much starting pitching, they say, but prior to this season the New York Mets and Cleveland Indians surely thought they had enough.
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Klobuchar has a proven track record of winning those voters without necessarily taking any positions on issues that Democrats elsewhere have too much of a problem with.
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If the Affordable Care Act's contraceptive coverage requirement were reversed, it probably would not have too much of an effect on the apps, websites or pharmacist laws.
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Loeffler won't have too much legislative sway, given her interim status and inherent controversy, but she could become an invaluable asset for both sides of the conversation.
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"Today's big tech companies have too much power — too much power over our economy, our society, and our democracy," she said in a Medium post in March.
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Pew finds that 22019 percent of Republicans and GOP-leaning independents polled said social media companies have too much control over the mix of news people see.
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You're less famished than you think Some might think that time famine arises because they have too much to do and not enough time to do it.
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Innovative new models appear You have too much shade on your roof for solar panels, but your neighbors have plenty of sun, producing more than they need.
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Washington (CNN)The Trump White House may have too much at stake to make Saudi Arabia pay a proportionate price for the apparent murder of Jamal Khashoggi.
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"I have always been perplexed by and obsessed with not only questions of powerlessness, but feeling like you have too much power," Roupenian told Elle last month.
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Head Coach Bruce Arians is too good—and the Cardinals have too much talent—for this to be the first four games of a 5-11 campaign.
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Part of your thesis is that we have too much democracy, and that the cure, as it were, is handing more influence and power to political elites.
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New York (CNN Business)A growing number of lawmakers and Facebook insiders are raising concerns about whether the company, and its CEO Mark Zuckerberg, have too much power.
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"I would like to think I would have too much integrity to go out and look in the cameras and say something that was provably false," he said.
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It's an understandable feeling because doing so invites criticism that they are too large, have too much power, and pose too much danger as the gatekeepers of speech.
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"It is clear that the banks have too much capital," wrote Jamie Dimon of JPMorgan Chase, America's biggest bank by assets, in a letter to shareholders last month.
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Blair Walsh's season-opening miss made an uncomfortable truth painfully clear: The Minnesota Vikings have too much riding on this season to trust it to an untrustworthy kicker.
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This does not chime exactly with what Democrats claimed this week—that America's firms have too much power over workers—but the end result, greater inequality, is similar.
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SASAC argues that a Chinese Temasek, huge and with autonomy, would have too much power (SASAC is also enormous but part of the government and subservient to it).
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Her husband, Gangadhar (Jisshu Sengupta) is more subdued and often perplexed by his wife's impulsive behavior, but he doesn't have too much time to dwell on their differences.
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Kavanaugh, however, noted that the deal could be stopped based on monopsony arguments that the new company would have too much heft in negotiating with doctors and hospitals.
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What I learned is that we are too siloed, we have too much complexity and we have an opportunity to create a more customer-centric way of operating.
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Many Western firms have too much at stake to abandon the Middle East's biggest economy; privately, some told Reuters they would send lower-level executives to the conference.
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Might we suggest some flowers and chocolate turkeys to add a festive air, and maybe throw in a can of cranberry sauce — you can never have too much.
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The bill also bars closures of military bases, although top Pentagon officials say they have too much capacity, and it blocks planned reductions in active-duty troop numbers.
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So we need all of these foods to an extent, but it's possible—and, in our society, all too easy—to have too much of a good thing.
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And yet, that argument doesn't have too much credence given that there are currently 12 other active cases involving iPhones and iPads running iOS 6 to iOS 9.
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I'm confident it's all heading somewhere, but not from anything we've seen in the show itself; I simply have too much faith in The Americans to believe otherwise.
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It did have too much sugar, and since this is one of the only dishes designed to bring some tart relief, I thought a variation was in order.
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"We have too much pride and self-respect in us, and too much love for our fans, to not live up to our self-imposed mandate," he added.
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Or maybe, as some economists have begun to argue, we need more robots because we have too much work to do, and not enough humans to do it.
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If you have too much solution, don't use it all; if you have too little, give the jar a shake every so often to distribute the liquid. 2.
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On top of that, up to now many solutions that might computing in the cloud eat up terabytes of bandwidth and have too much latency for driving scenarios.
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The company wants to offer insights about how the space in this or that office is being used — what they lack and what they have too much of.
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For such companies, filing for bankruptcy is a lever pulled to break leases on stores when they have too much real estate and need to close some shops.
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The Competition and Markets Authority cited concerns the Murdoch Family Trust would have too much influence over public opinion and the political agenda if the deal went through.
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Residents who have too much money withheld from their paychecks for taxes throughout the year are eligible for a tax refund, as is the case with federal taxes.
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"I have too much to learn from you to lose you now," Taylor tells Axe in one of the many clandestine meetings Axe arranged with his top people.
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I went to Minnesota and I had a Somali cabdriver who lectured me for 35 minutes to the airport about how women in America have too much freedom.
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Unfortunately, despite feeling sick, I have too much work to do to go home/I'm hesitant to try going home while feeling this off, so I soldier through.
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While some celebrities use a stint in rehab as little more than a PR exercise to signal remorse or reflection, those coming here have too much to lose.
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The survey also found that 2900 percent of respondents think pharmaceutical companies have too much influence in Washington — more than say the same about the National Rifle Association.
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"Today's big tech companies have too much power — too much power over our economy, our society, and our democracy," Warren said in a blog post at the time.
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"My mother used to say there are two things, you can never have too much hot sauce or beef jerky in the house," John says in the episode.
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Rachel Kelly, who handles social media advertising across VICE's verticals, mentioned that many of the advertisements made a classic mistake: they have too much text on the photos.
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They have too much power and we need to ... Our politics and our policy should be shaped around curbing ... But do we have the right policy in place?
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You can use the IRS Withholding Calculator to figure out how many allowances to claim so you don't have too much or too little withheld from your paycheck.
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Elon Musk, who definitely doesn't have too much time on his hands and more money than he can possibly spend in a lifetime, is finally building the damn thing.
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Maybe you're in the camp of people who worry that these companies have too much access to our purchases, our movements, our social networks—and perhaps even our thoughts.
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"Lawmakers often tell me we have too much power over speech, and frankly I agree," Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg wrote earlier this year in a Washington Post op-ed.
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However, the explosion isn't expected to have too much of an impact, since the Merlin engine being tested was for the upcoming Block 5 configuration of the Falcon 9.
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When you've been brought up like that, you have too much respect to trash a hotel room, especially when the furniture was better than what I grew up with.
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Despite successfully landing a rocket on solid ground, SpaceX is continuing to attempt barge landings to collect rockets that have too much velocity to make a full return trip.
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After returning to the U.S., Jijakli told a co-conspirator that he didn&apost have "too much fun" because he was unable to "join ... some action," the indictment said.
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If they have too much of a certain product, it will end up on the discount rack; if they have too little, they risk upsetting consumers and losing sales.
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Keep your neuroses off my body and go watch some REAL porn, you might be less uptight ✋🏻 Some people really do have too much time on their hands.
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I don't have too much experience with these but its an upgrade from my old Pyle sound bar that my ex gf took from my house when she left.
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The ingredient itself didn't have too much of a taste, so it was a really good base for us to rotate our flavors, using that as our iconic color.
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Complaints against big landowners include that they have too much land, continue to reap the benefits of colonial rule or care more about wildlife than people and their livelihoods.
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Constitutional lawyer and professor Jonathan Turley told CNN that congressional approval is not impossible, but not likely to happen, as Democrats could feel they have too much to lose.
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And the fact that that is controversial, makes me — I don't know if I should laugh or — I have too much eye makeup on to start crying right now.
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Murray knows that statistics such as which finalist played their last four match first is unlikely to have too much bearing on a contest between two supremely fit athletes.
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The Sun connects with both of your ruling planets, Jupiter and Neptune, this evening, putting you in an excited mood—just try not to have too much fun, Pisces!
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Winter SAD has been linked to the direct effect of a lack of sunlight, but some experts also believe you can have too much of a good thing, too.
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Likewise, the proportion of those who believe that whites have 'too much' political influence and that racial discrimination is the foremost impediment to black mobility also crested in 2016.
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Ohtani expects to be busy the next two months — "I don't have too much time to be hanging around at Disneyland" — before reporting to spring training in Tempe, Ariz.
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For one, wealth improperly distributed can hurt children with special needs, because they risk losing government benefits for their care if they have too much money in their name.
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Though we don't have too much in the way of details yet, it's been reported that a new Jeep Wagoneer and Grand Wagoneer are on the way for 2021.
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Democrats argue that Mnuchin would have too much latitude over how to distribute the aid and that the companies wouldn't be required to retain workers to get the relief.
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Even if the results are not there in the short term, the Penguins believe they have too much offensive talent to be held without goal production for too long.
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The Hill-HarrisX poll showed 6900 percent of voters believe social media giants have too much influence over the mix of news that people see on in their feeds.
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While there is an argument to be made to limit the creation of these behemoths since they have too much power, cutting them off for nationalistic purposes is troublesome.
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"Doing pure period simulation work on black holes doesn't really typically attract a lot of funding, it's just because it doesn't have too much relevance to society," Khanna said.
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Topics she expects to cover include squeezed marketing spend — "No-one says 'I have too much budget'" — and the rush to hire or train people in new digital communications.
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But most of us have too much sense to let online games mess up our travel plans, much less hook us on what the Chinese call "digital heroin," right?
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Americans generally prefer to have too much withheld, even though that amounts to lending the government money without interest until tax filing season arrives and refunds are sent out.
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If Trump thinks these states have too much power, then he should encourage the Republican majority in the Senate to abolish the filibuster and prevent these "majoritarian filibuster" efforts.
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Have a good Thursday, the weekend beckons I hate to sound like a fart-lighting sister of the no-razor brigade but honestly, you can have too much sweetness, surely?
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Finally. California, which has endured more than five years of epic drought that forced officials to institute unprecedented water use restrictions, now may have too much of a good thing.
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We don't have too much to go on regarding what this service might look like, but we do know that there's a strong likelihood there is custom Google hardware involved.
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As we continue to have too much TV and not enough time, syncing up our viewing habits with others makes less and less sense — but we'll probably do it anyway.
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We talk about how nice it is for fall (64 degrees and sunny!) and that maybe we should hike Flattop, but I have too much to do for my trip.
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Many Oklahomans have too much income to qualify for Medicaid under state rules, but not enough to qualify for subsidies to help them buy private insurance in the federal marketplace.
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Just for example: For at least 20 years, there's been a strong view expressed by many conservatives that we have too much immigration and that we need to cut back.
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I don't have too much experience in SEO, but I'm hoping to play up my background in education so they'll see that I can bring that perspective to the role.
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"Some Chinese companies have gone on overseas acquisition binges and now they have too much debt," said Willy Shih, a Harvard Business School professor who has written about Dalian Wanda.
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I would way rather have too much than too little, but something that always happens to me every tour is you end up wearing one cool outfit the whole time.
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Taxpayers get refunds if they have too much in taxes withheld throughout the year and owe the IRS money when they file their taxes if they didn't have enough withheld.
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People get refunds if they have too much money withheld from their paychecks, and owe the IRS money when they file if they didn't have enough withheld throughout the year.
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Constitutional lawyer and professor Jonathan Turley had told CNN that congressional approval is not impossible, but not likely to happen, as Democrats could feel they have too much to lose.
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Further, according to the ADL's Index of Global anti-Semitism, 85033 percent of Germans responded in 2015 it is "probably true" that Jews have too much control over global affairs.
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However, those with more complicated returns may want to look at their returns to ensure that their paychecks don't have too much or too little money set aside for taxes.
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Supporters of a "hard" Brexit say Germany and other EU nations are bluffing about putting tariffs on British goods and services because their own exporters have too much to lose.
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And just outside the indoor lounge was another padded deck situated above a built-in hot tub, because you know, you can't have too much water, even on a boat.
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The Cavs need a series to reestablish defensive focus and execution, and this might be a perfect opportunity, since they shouldn't have too much trouble scoring on the other end.
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Since there is not much lava reaching the ocean anymore, the hurricane shouldn't have too much of an impact on the volcano region, according to Denison University Geophysicist Erik Klemetti.
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"Today's big tech companies have too much power — too much power over our economy, our society and our democracy," Ms. Warren wrote in a blog post on Medium this year.
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If you look at Germany, the United States — they can change players because they've got strong leagues, so the coach doesn't have too much difficulty finding a Marta or Cristiane.
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Since people take their units out anytime from Labor Day to Thanksgiving, you should not have too much trouble finding time in the super's schedule to get the work done.
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"When Bolsonaro says indigenous people have too much land, what he's really saying is militias (of local cattle farmers) can act with impunity," Poirier told CNN during a telephone interview.
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Didn't seem the G.O.A.T. would have too much trouble unloading it ... the place is sick, with a rec room, gym, wine room, spa AND an outdoor organic herb/vegetable garden.
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"I join James Madison, who is very concerned that using open-ended phrases could create a way in which Congress should have too much power over the president," he said.
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"There will always be some skepticism—and this is going to be a big one for Google—around the fact that they have too much data on us," Antin says.
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Like Imperfect, they work with farmers to figure out what's too ugly to sell or what crops they have too much of, so that their harvest won't go to waste.
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Major airlines that have pushed for more control of the air system would have four of 11 seats on the proposed board, stoking fears they would have too much power.
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In other words, there is no reason for long-term Amazon bulls to be panicking due to fears that Bezos may have too much on his plate -- professionally or personally.
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And Warren has repeatedly argued that companies like Facebook have too much influence, not only in the lives of individual users but also in the halls of our nation's capital.
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Now that argument is gaining steam amid a larger "techlash" by the public, concerned that the country's most important technology companies have too much power over the way we live.
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"I agree with [Warren] that big tech companies have too much power and in most cases focus on profit and ignore the impact on society," one Google software engineer told Recode.
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While Powertech hopes the $600 million deal will help it gain traction in the all-important China market, Tsai is concerned Tsinghua would have too much control in Taiwan's chip industry.
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Mealy-mouthed statements about the difficult balance of free speech is only a way of avoiding an admission that these platforms have too much power to control what speech is allowed.
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If you've been holding out on buying a pair of Surface Headphones because they don't match your black Surface Pro, then you might not have too much longer to wait. pic.twitter.
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Sanders' comments may have been too negative, and as a socialist who has not really been tested in the primary race, he may have too much baggage for a general election.
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We do see that countries that have too much constraint and a lot of repressiveness have really low happiness scores and a lot of instability and a hard time creating wealth.
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But top armed forces commanders have remained loyal to Maduro because they earn well in dollars and have too much to lose by abandoning him, according to the National Guard deserters.
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I notice that I don't have too much of a headache from the wine last night, but I chug water and take an ibuprofen anyway just in case it gets worse.
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"Going out drinking was always a little bit risky, because of the chance that if you have too much to drink, you might say something," DPR2 recalled of his own experience.
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When you say regulation in China a lot of areas have too much regulation but a lot areas actually in terms of legal system establishment, legal enforcement is not quite there.
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More broadly, the far left and far right still have too much power to control the agenda because the rules governing the House and constricting the speaker are old and outdated.
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A Morning Consult poll earlier this month that asked if large technology companies should be regulated because they have "too much power" found that only 2628 percent of registered voters agreed.
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That battery life isn't long, and you'll probably want to recharge it after each use, but if you're good at charging things up, you shouldn't have too much of an issue.
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Mr. Peduto said Uber did not have too much power in Pittsburgh and said the city would be safe because there would be a human monitor in the Uber test cars.
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"They're like kids in a tough neighborhood who have too much lunch change in their pocket," said Kattouf, president of Amideast, which works to foster Americans' understanding of the Middle East.
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Former White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon is reportedly worried that billionaire donors Charles and David Koch would have too much influence over Vice President Pence should he ever become president.
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You have too much to get done to let some silly sickness get in the way of your work — even if that means risking the health of everyone else around you.
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You can get anywhere from 202053,202043 to 202033,202023 miles with these offers, but you have to apply by October 202013, so you don't have too much time to sit on these.
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"We have too much plastic," said Ms. Idrissi, who in 2016 made a maze out of 17 tons of polyethylene bottles in Marrakesh to coincide with the COP22 climate change conference.
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"If you have to buy stuff to store your stuff, you probably have too much stuff," said Mr. Becker, who also runs Uncluttered, a 12-week online course for aspiring minimalists.
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Still, some critics, particularly in the United States, say Europe's antitrust officials have too much power to levy fines and to force companies to change business practices without prior court orders.
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"They're people and they bring their own personal perspectives on things," Mr. Mulvaney said, arguing that people who evaluate the effects of legislation have too much influence in the legislative process.
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"People aren't even aware that it's discomfort with women who have too much power," said Christine Matthews, a veteran strategist and president of Bellwether Research who has advised many Republican campaigns.
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Asked about the influence of unelected officials on government policy, 25 in 23.5 said they have too much influence, while just 26% said there was an appropriate balance with elected leaders.
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"Today's big tech companies have too much power—too much power over our economy, our society, and our democracy," Warren said in a post first published on Medium back in March.
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There is, if you're on one side of the sweet spot, if you're like France and you have too much regulation and too much equality, you may have a trade-off.
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Even some of Donald Trump's fiercest critics have agreed with one key part of his campaign: that the Republican Party's special interests and elite donors have too much control over its politicians.
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"The best way to fix self-tan streaks without removing your entire tan is to use a gentle body exfoliator on the areas where you have too much pigment," says Von Hep.
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Subscribers: 244,210,22014Stock: $20133 Back in 22013, Netflix came out in opposition of Comcast's attempt to buy Time Warner Cable, saying the combined company might have too much leverage to charge "arbitrary" fees.
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Hennessy's chairmanship begins at a time when lawmakers, privacy critics and other groups fear that Google may have too much control over how people connect with each other in the digital age.
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I'm a little concerned that's the case here too, but until we find out, I suppose it's still better to have too much of this stuff for once instead of too little.
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But a bigger problem is likely to be the fact that he is running, rather bizarrely, with a message that corporations and super wealthy individuals have too much influence on American politics.
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It's very difficult to cancel, you sometimes will have too much product or not enough and it's very difficult to pause or push off a month if you're going to be traveling.
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But it likely won't have too much time to rest on its laurels, given that Nikon is expected to be looking to muscle in on Sony's full-frame mirrorless cameras next week.
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The EU said in December it would look into whether the combined group could have too much power in the Czech Republic through its ability to offer mobile, broadband and TV services.
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The girls who still have to wear business casual for work, a uniform to school, or simply have too much boob to go comfortably braless (hi) can feel invisible under that moniker.
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I think that what happens and what's always a problem—and it's a disappointment really—is when you have too much of something you end up with too many voices, all speaking.
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I didn't have too much success getting them off buprenorphine — it's very hard to come off without relapsing — but while my patients are on it, I've watched them lead very productive lives.
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George Brett's ninth-inning home run was initially declared void after his bat was found to have too much pine tar on it, and the Yankees went on to beat the Royals.
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Meadows said the compromise bill left out language on the "Chevron deference," which he wanted to ensure that agencies don't have too much wiggle room when interpreting how to implement immigration laws.
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And yet — the two have too much unresolved history for things to stay neutral between them while Issa is sleeping on his couch, and she admits she still has feelings for him.
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So I keep going because it's fascinating and because, by the way, just like in 1991 when I started my column at the Wall Street Journal, I don't have too much bossing.
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At Davelle on the Lower East Side, Mr. Kanayama, an owner, wanted to treat uni not as a luxury but as a common pleasure, of which you can never have too much.
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Your emergency fund is already fullOne sign you have too much money starts with a good thing: You've already put together a full emergency fund and you still have money left over.
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Better to be honest and say, "I have plans," than to lie and say, "I have too much homework," then take a risk when sharing images of yourself out with friends later.
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An overwhelming majority of voters say that social media giants like Facebook and Twitter have too much influence over how people consume their news, according to a nationwide survey released on Friday.
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Whether the largest tech companies have too much power has become a common question in Washington, DC. The House Antitrust subcommittee and Federal Trade Commission both have active investigations on the topic.
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We were planning to go out to bars, but someone requests the entire soundtrack of High School Musical, and we get too drunk and have too much fun at her apartment to leave.
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"You can't have too much naloxone in your community," Michael Parkinson, coordinator for the crime prevention council of the Waterloo region in Ontario, told VICE News in response to the events in Winnipeg.
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That will likely limit its availability to rich folk who want to express their wealth with mostly useless status symbols and startups that have too much investor money that it can frivolously spend.
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But that doesn't mean we should shrug off the background story here, which is that family members of politicians, and politicians themselves, have too much latitude to trade on their names and connections.
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The first is that I know nothing about jazz, and have too much respect for the reader to fake it, and secondly, it's difficult to convey the effect they had on the crowd.
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"There's a point at which there's just too much going around the top of the system into this class of people who — I'm sorry this is radical — have too much money," she said.
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There is criticism every four years that Iowa and New Hampshire have too much influence; critics note those states are overwhelmingly white and also do not have the economic diversity of other states.
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Further, a common trap for companies that have too much cash burning holes in their pockets may be more inclined to engage in share buybacks — a practice that can raise questions for shareholders.
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"But I'd like to think that if I ever was, I would have too much integrity to go out and look in the cameras and say something that was provably false," he said.
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" Jon Brody, CEO and co-founder of Ladder, a growth marketing agency, says "The problem is that people have too much data and are making fewer good decisions because they're so data-driven.
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By continuing to rely on companies that perform the unhealthy, dangerous, and potentially deadly extraction of natural gas and fossil fuels, we are letting these companies have too much power over our future.
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"In theory, all retailers that sell food and compete with AMZN" are potential bidders "because we think most have too much to lose not to bid," Short wrote in a Friday research note.
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While it isn't a tacky evening — Ms. Ferri, who is Italian, and Mr. Cornejo, from Argentina, have too much innate elegance for that — the program's unofficial theme, sensuality, grows more prosaic over time.
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In any case, I don't have too much to say about the song, but I do think Wayne's closing bars are exemplary even for him and by far the highlight of this song.
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Does Davis have too much pride to be anything less than the kingpin of New Orleans for the next seven years (with the largest contract in league history headed towards his bank account)?
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I dislike much of the current strain of war thrillers, because I regard most of the heroes as murderous psychopaths; I have too much respect for the American military to accept that portrayal.
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Mr. Bolsonaro supports making it easier for miners, loggers and farmers to get access to protected parts of the Amazon and believes indigenous groups have too much land set aside for their control.
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My husband will tell you that I have too much empathy and sympathy, and that it's led me to make choices that aren't in my best interest, but I like that about myself.
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Essentially those investors try to define every asset class through how volatile it is, and when volatility increases, they reduce their exposure to those asset classes that appear to have too much volatility.
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All future ten digit pimps listen up ... Mark Cuban is about to tell you the how you shop for food when you have too much money to worry about normie stores (sorry Serena).
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Everyone on the creative team, including the amazing people at USA and UCP, didn't want to say goodbye, but we ultimately have too much respect for Elliot's journey to extend past its inevitable ending.
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In fact, when crafting wedding moments for television, they'll occasionally have too much material and, due to the constraints they have being on broadcast television, end up having to cut the vows all together.
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Eve Rodsky, author of the new book "Fair Play: A Game-Changing Solution for When You Have Too Much to Do (and More Life to Live)," said she understands the instinct to get angry.
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Poll after poll shows that -- regardless of political affiliation -- Americans believe their democracy is broken, that the rich and powerful have too much influence, and that they are being left out and left behind.
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While this recent innovation makes sense in Japan, it may not have too much relevance in other countries in the region, with the possible exception of South Korea, where LNG also competes against coal.
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"If you're going to order inventory, I'd say order less than you think you need," he said, adding that it's better to be out-of-stock than to have too much of a product.
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Though Hall will certainly have plenty to say come panel time, it's possible he won't have too much to do since a new twist has the Queens voting one another off of the runway.
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" The governor said a recent upswing in housing prices, following a two-year downturn, has been positive for household balance sheets but reminded lawmakers that "we cannot have too much of a good thing.
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There is some soldering required, but since the Retro Arcade comes from Haynes, the company that makes those incredibly detailed aftermarket manuals for cars, you shouldn't have too much trouble following the assembly instructions.
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"Short term they'll win (on price) but how long will it be before industry reorganize themselves and Ivory Coast and Ghana have too much production they have to control," said a Europe-based trader.
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"We have too much freshwater flowing to the east and west, and not enough to the south," Julie Hill-Gabriel, director of Everglades policy for Audubon Florida, told me over breakfast in Coral Gables.
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We believe outright conflict remains unlikely as the North and South have too much to lose in attacking one another, given the devastation and likely downfall of the North Korean regime that would result.
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When you're unfamiliar with a city and have too much free time, you risk wandering into areas where you shouldn't go, and having an agenda lets others keep a tab on where you are.
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So as is if to end battery life anxiety once and for all, this simply massive Energizer phone popped up at MWC to really prove that a phone really can have too much juice.
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"Short term they'll win (on price) but how long will it be before industry reorganise themselves and Ivory Coast and Ghana have too much production they have to control," said a Europe-based trader.
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Adding to their concerns about money, a one-quarter of Americans said they have too much debt, according to the CFSI report, with almost all of those people saying that they feel financially stressed.
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Democrats complained that the Treasury secretary would have too much discretion on how to allocate the industry-specific funds loans, and that it would not outright require that recipients hang on to their employees.
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They're never going to pay that debt off, they have to cut it way down, and the United States is going to be in that position very soon because they have too much debt.
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"Poverty in Mississippi, white and black, really didn't have too much to do with the Depression," Ms. Welty said in an interview with Hunter Cole and Seetha Srinivasan at the beginning of the book.
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We see a few butts in this Emma, and nosebleeds, and evidence of the foibles people fall into when they have too much time on their hands and very little to do with it.
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"When we have too much energy we just export and when we need the energy we reverse the flow so the countries are able, with good interconnectors, to back each other up," he added.
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" And the industry may have too much money, leading to bad decisions and excesses: "Venture capital, once a small and chancy field, is now a profit machine for its managers, with all that entails.
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"Another pinprick military strike is not going to really have too much effect, other than reinforcing the norm against chemical weapons use," said Kelly Magsamen, a former Obama administration national security official, on CNN.
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Fox in April offered to spin off Sky News to Walt Disney Co to head off objections that Murdoch could have too much influence if he owned Sky as well as his British newspapers.
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Still, they don't have too much to complain about: the guidelines advisory committee originally recommended that Americans cut back on red meat, but officials in the U.S. Departments of Agriculture and Health nixed that advice.
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Per Bankrate's findings, 16% of respondents feel they've taken on too much credit card debt, 11% say they have too much student loan debt and 7% say they've bought more house than they can afford.
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When asked if the Moore allegations might have sped up her measure, Klobuchar said they didn't have too much of an impact, since she'd always planned to get the measure passed by Monday the latest.
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Experts have suggested that having too much dead wood on the forest floor can actually damage the soil when wildfires do happen, since fires have too much fuel and therefore burn at very high temperatures.
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Having said that, I also recognize the long history of these efforts in the West, and the concerns that have been raised about governance, whether California might have too much influence over the other states.
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This has been openly discussed in dental journals, but much of the general public didn't know dentists don't have too much to go on beyond their clinical experiences when they're telling you you better floss.
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In the face of an endless-seeming sea of possibility, the Tinder bot perhaps explains what we want from bots, in general, as well: ceding our ability to choose because we have too much choice.
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It was nice to have 3 very different choices at the time, between Ultima Online, EverQuest, and Asheron's Call, each offering a different experience, so we didn't have too much direct competition in the end.
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" Further, 28503 percent (22019 percent-R/84 percent-D) believe Congress "does not serve the common good" and 89 percent (89 percent-R/90 percent-D) believe "corporations and their lobbyists have too much influence.
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A PlayStation VR-enabled version of Rez, a Dreamcast title from 2001 that I don't have too much hesitation in calling my favorite game of all time, Rez Infinite is even better than I'd hoped.
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When sharing my news with family and friends, I have been taken aback by their mostly blaming and impolite questions: Do I drink too much or have too much stress, instead of offering kind words.
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Today we have some fun clues, and I think that as long as you understand what those question-marked clues are asking of you, you shouldn't have too much of a problem solving this puzzle.
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BUT A LOT OF COMPANIES BORROW MONEY OR HAVE TOO MUCH DEBT ON THE BALANCE SHEET AND YET USE THAT MONEY THAT THEY GET TO BUY BACK STOCKS INSTEAD OF INVESTING IN THEIR OWN COMPANIES.
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"Maybe it is better in this period not to shake hands, and do not have too much contact, and try to be a bit less expansive, which is different from how I am," Borrelli added.
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Technology companies face a backlash in the United States and across the world, fueled by concerns among competitors, lawmakers and consumer groups that the firms have too much power and harm users and business rivals.
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What he's saying: When asked if he trusts the word of tech executives, he responded: Context: Hawley has been blunt about his belief that Big Tech companies have too much power and need more competition.
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While many money experts will tell you that you can't have too much in retirement savings, others will say it comes down to the amount of financial security you think you'll need later in life.
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"The reality is we just have too much oil supply out there to continue supporting prices at these levels," said Phil Davis, who trades in crude futures and options for PSW Investments in San Diego.
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Since then, the companies have faced a barrage of criticism over how they deal with issues including hate speech, extremism, political manipulation and whether they have too much power over their users and their competitors.
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But writing is like a little treadmill within the present moment (in the same way that the Dog Whisperer will put dogs on a treadmill when they have too much energy at a given time).
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"A lot of companies borrow money or have too much debt on the balance sheet and yet use that money that they get to buy back stock instead of investing in their own company," he said.
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In bankruptcy court on Monday, Andy Dietderich, an attorney for Sears investor Bruce Berkowitz, formerly a member of the retailer's board of directors, expressed concern that Lampert would have too much control over the bankruptcy process.
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The bipartisan bill comes as corporate lobbyists, including the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the National Association of Manufacturers, are campaigning to rein-in "proxy advisers," which they say have too much sway over corporate democracy.
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Speaking in his first meeting with the media, after market hours on Tuesday, the new central bank governor, Indrajith Coomaraswamy, said the monetary authority would manage the exchange rate flexibly and not have too much volatility.
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Walgreen is expected to announce in a few days the beginning of a process to divest stores in regions where the chains may have too much overlap, a source close to the situation told the Post.
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The major technology companies face a backlash in the United States and across the world, fueled by concerns among competitors, lawmakers and consumer groups that they have too much power and harm users and business rivals.
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But activists and human rights advocates have told BuzzFeed News that despite the increasing violence demonstrators face, the protests have too much momentum to slow down, especially now that so many women are at the helm.
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It is an attitude which on one hand, accepts that earthly powers have been ordained by God, but also insists that Christians, as individuals or communities, shouldn't have too much to do with those worldly institutions.
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I look through my schedule for the next few days and see that tomorrow I don't have too much going on, so I schedule a few hours in my calendar to work on my presentation then.
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"Early on, I decided to focus on just T-shirts: it's such a quintessential item in American culture," Grant explained, also out of concern that it'd be "distracting" to have too much variety in the project.
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In 2012 the NYSE tried to buy Deutsche Borse, and the European Commission turned it down on anti-trust concerns, specifically that the combined entity would have too much concentration in the interest rate futures market.
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Compelling businesses will not have too much difficulties for doing so, but most Southeast Asia entrepreneurs would be wise to learn to more effectively master fundraising skills for capturing much bigger amounts than in the past.
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For instance, you could argue that Google and Facebook have too much information about people's web-surfing and buying habits, and that they should be subject to strict privacy restrictions on how they use that information.
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In December 2016, Fox made its initial bid for all of Sky, but that was held up by U.K. regulators on concern that Fox's Rupert Murdoch would have too much control over British television and newspapers.
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Technology companies face a backlash in the United States and across the world, fueled by concerns among competitors, lawmakers and consumer groups that the firms have too much power and are harming users and business rivals.
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"I think we have too much of a fixation on the IPO moment versus just building durable business models and how do they end up translating into valuations," Levie recently said at TechCrunch Disrupt San Francisco.
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The regulator, the Competition and Markets Authority, said that Mr. Murdoch, an executive chairman of 221st Century Fox, would have too much control over Britain's media landscape if the deal for Sky were to go through.
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You will be concerned that you do not have enough food, while at the same time fearing that you have too much, and that the turkey will be ready too soon, or too late, or never.
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In November, the Justice Department sued to block AT&T's $85 billion bid for Time Warner because of concern that the union of telecom and media giants would have too much power over streaming video entertainment.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Afghan men strongly oppose giving women more freedom - two in three think they have too much already - and young men are even more reluctant than their elders, a survey said on Tuesday.
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Perhaps it's just proof that eventually you can have too much of a good thing, or more likely, another example of how investors try to shape the market narrative to suit what they want to happen.
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The Treasury Department was given discretion to set new withholding levels, which I.R.S. officials finished early last year to help taxpayers ensure they would not have too much — or too little — held back from their paychecks.
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"I have too much respect for North Carolina's constitution to allow the growing encroachment of the legislative branch into the responsibilities the people of North Carolina have vested in the executive branch," he said at the time.
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Charter school administrators have too much unchecked power, they argue, while money is siphoned from the poorest school districts to benefit charters at the expense of the area's other public schools, where the majority of children remain.
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But that image only rings true if you think that women, people of color, trans people, and other historically disenfranchised people have too much power over white cis men and need to be put in their place.
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In case you weren't content with $11,000 grapes, $300,000 bottles of wine, or $90,000 desserts — first of all you may have too much money — but more importantly, there's a brand new pricey meal that's perfect for you.
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It agreed to be sold to its founder and 39-percent owner Fox in December 2016 but regulators and politicians have repeatedly intervened over concerns that the newspaper-owning Murdoch will have too much influence in Britain.
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Technology companies are facing a backlash in the United States and across the world, fueled by some people's belief that the firms have too much power and are exerting a harmful effect on users or competitive marketplaces.
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If you're a rapper starting fights during BET weekend in L.A., then you might as well be rockin' FUBU and JNCO jeans, or just plain have too much time on your hands, at least according to Common.
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I would rather have 'too much' insurance than not enoughSince term life insurance coverage is inexpensive when you consider what you get in return, it seems silly and risky to purchase less than my family might need.
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Despite being one of the largest economies in the world and currently holding the top spot in the national venture dollar ranks, China doesn't seem to have too much in the way of enterprise-focused software funding.
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"While Warren claims that Wall Street businesses have too much influence in D.C. by paying 'barely disguised bribes' through campaign contributions, the Clinton campaign has accepted over $41 million this cycle from Wall Street interests," it said.
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"We were told at the beginning of the tournament not to take too many pictures with fans and not to have too much physical contact with people you don't know," said Satou Sabally, a forward for Oregon.
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But the draw is that a direct listing is seen as more democratic — after all, anyone can buy shares — and reduces the cut of Wall Street banks, which some say have too much influence in the process.
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Technology companies are facing a backlash in the United States and across the world, fueled by concerns among competitors, lawmakers and consumer groups that the firms have too much power and are harming users and business rivals.
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KS: All right, so this is what we're not ... We're not trying to have too much of a debate here, but actually, there's different points of view and in Silicon Valley it's really been a big debate.
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The fondue flavors that I like so much but can't have too much of work best in dishes where the intensity of the mature cheese is moderated by vegetables, like in this butternut squash and fondue pie.
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"It would have too much control over news providers in the U.K. across all media platforms (TV, radio, online and newspapers), and therefore too much influence over public opinion and the political agenda," its provisional findings stated.
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Criticism of the bill reflected concern that such software - sometimes referred to as a 'federal Trojan' - would have too much access to private data saved on hard drives and cloud services, rather than merely real-time messages.
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But while supporters embrace the bill's sweeping language, critics, including the Business Council of New York State, argue that it is so broad that judges could have too much leeway and set environmental policy through their decisions.
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Massive data capacity for training: Everyone has come to learn that more data is the only way to train AI models, and you can never have too much data (but it is easy to have too little).
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One example: Facebook is facing a lot of scrutiny from Congress over its plans for its Libra cryptocurrency, largely because lawmakers worry the social media giant could have too much control over it, Axios' Kia Kokalitcheva emails. Sen.
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He added that U.S. observers shouldn&apost have "too much angst" about Rogozin&aposs past comments about NASA, because the Russian and U.S. space programs have continued cooperating for the past four years despite their disagreements over Crimea.
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Writing in the Washington Post on Saturday, Zuckerberg revealed that he believes the social-media network – and other tech firms – have too much power over data and content, and that regulators should step in to police it more.
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"What my agenda is to deregulate the economy in the kind of way that public officials don't have too much presence in the economy to be able to utilize it for personal gain," she said in the interview.
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Sykora estimates that the change may make it harder for brands to discover influencers, especially those with smaller followings, but that, in the long run, it won&apost have too much of an impact, she told Business Insider.
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While you could go for the whole "athletes have too much money anyway" reaction to the news, it seems like the car has some sentimental value, as White purchased it not too shortly after getting drafted in 2015.
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Against the envy that some white men feel toward women and people of color making gains in the workplace, she repeatedly brings up the envy of those who think that "elite bankers" and "big business" have too much.
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Tristan Harris, co-founder and executive director of the Center for Humane Technology and a former Google design ethicist, said social media companies have too much power and use tools akin to slot machines to keep people engaged.
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Yet despite a dearth of evidence demonstrating that getting an intravenous vitamin infusion is anything other than the universe's way of telling you have too much money, more drip lounges keep popping up and people keep coming back.
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"Democrats lack a clear understanding of the superdelegate process in the primary race, but at the same time believe the unpledged delegates have too much control over who wins the nomination," said Tyler Sinclair, Morning Consult's vice president.
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I would describe my skin as combination (definitely more on the oily side), so I don't usually have too much of a problem with dry skin, but every so often I need that extra moisture in the winter.
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Fox's proposed $15 billion takeover of Sky is not in the public interest as it would have too much influence over U.K. media, according to provisional findings from U.K. regulator the Competitions and Markets Authority (CMA), published Tuesday.
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"As far as we see it today, the outlook for GDP growth is pretty strong — in the U.S., in Canada, in China for example — so we don't have too much of a concern on this one," he said.
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The paper's business manager initially said he preferred to send a man — Bly would have too much stuff to carry alone, he argued — but Bly fought him, won her trip, and then published a book detailing her adventures.
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Because these larger companies, they cannot change because they are basically ... They crystallized all their knowledge, it's not moving anymore, they're not liquid at all, so they cannot move, they have too much legacy ... But we love them.
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We don't have too much else to go on regarding this product, and no information whatsoever on whether it's an actual product in development (seemingly likely) or when it might be close to getting unveiled (we have no idea).
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This has spurred a new round of debate as to whether these giant internet companies — which many feel already have too much control — should add more proactive human oversight to their algorithms, especially to filter inappropriate and hateful speech.
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It seemed really clear to me that we as a community could share what we have too much of, give to these kids that have no family, no community and who are sleeping, eating and studying on the floor.
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But somehow, the ubiquity of argument is convincing some people that we have too much of it—even in America, where the First Amendment, and the robust jurisprudence stemming from it, offers the world's strongest protections for free expression.
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Unfortunately, you really can have too much of a good thing, which rapper Lil Xan discovered when he apparently had too many Flamin' Hot Cheetos (and no, it's not because his fingers were stained with the inimitable Cheeto dust).
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But on the high end, if you struggle with over-nutrition, you tend to consume an excessive amount of calories, carry more weight than is healthy, and may have too much sugar, salt, fat or cholesterol in your blood.
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They listen to what the issues are," Parodi said, adding, "Sometimes I have too much of one particular thing, like Bartlett pears, and they'll take 100 cases and take the pressure off me to try to sell them locally.
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I have too much to accomplish this afternoon, so I eat lunch at my desk; again, it's a beautiful, sunny day, but I don't mind enjoying the view from my window (and having all the benefits of air conditioning).
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By 50% to 47%, the NBC News/Wall Street Journal Poll shows, Americans disagree that the likes of Apple, Amazon, Facebook and Google should be split into smaller competing companies because they have too much influence on American life.
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Plans to bring Leviathan's gas to market have been slowed by a series of roadblocks, including a decision in 2014 by Israel's antitrust commissioner that Noble and its partners would have too much power over the Israeli energy market.
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To beat Trump in 2020, the left will need to speak an equally powerful truth and convince enough of the country that the government has failed to provide for its citizens and that the wealthy have too much power.
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McCollum, a biochemist, made us crazy for vitamins when he made everyone lose their shit over acidosis, a condition in which you have too much acid in your bloodstream; it's caused by eating too much bread, dairy, and meat.
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"I just have too much stuff: stuff that I bought, that I don't like anymore, that I don't wear anymore," said Kristin Lemkau, the chief marketing officer of JPMorgan Chase and a self-described Unlimited "superfan" of two years.
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The policy has been criticized by some advocacy groups, such as the New York Civil Liberties Union, which claim that officers will have too much discretion over when they can turn the cameras on, and when they can view the footage.
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Those who feel they have too much to lose may be unwilling to bet on the "inevitability" of legalization, but others, especially those who have already invested a good deal of money in cannabis, think the gamble is in not trying.
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Never a good thing when I have to practice saying my name and have to be told that I have too much emotion in my name... I think I did seven takes on just my name because it was 'too emotional.
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In continuing "Does Big Brother have too much of our data?" news: John Hancock, a US life insurance company, announced on Wednesday that all policies will now give incentives for people to send the company fitness tracker and other wellness data.
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The company says it's working to keep the machine under $1,000, which is still a pretty big investment for a home (especially if it doesn't have too much space), but the machine could be useful in retail spaces and laundromats.
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However, the social network might not have too much to worry about just yet: Android Police notes that Google Maps' implementation is a little laggy at the moment, with events taking up to an hour to actually appear on a map.
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Try to do everything on their own A lot of high-stress people have a "if you want something done right, you have to do it yourself" mentality, and they have too much on their plates sometimes because of this.
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Money helps, but money often doesn't help, if you have to be a society woman and make your debut, and conform to that kind of a life, you're not going to have too much time for making art, or good art.
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But a lot of people are signing up with the socialist left not because they are themselves socialists, but because they see a need to rebalance power at a time when corporations have too much and the public has too little.
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In the developing world, about 25 percent of medicines sold are not what is promised on the label, usually because they have too much or too little of the active ingredient or are contaminated in dirty counterfeit drug factories, Simons said.
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"I think you gotta stay away because right now it's just too hard to be a brick-and-mortar retailer if you have too much commodity and merchandise that can be bought more cheaply and conveniently via Amazon Prime," Cramer said.
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Since taking the course, Tucker has decided she probably won't be going to Mars—humans have too much to figure out—but she can help make spaceflight, long or short, safe and accessible for the next generation, for her kids.
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Between season two of the controversial show getting underway and the success of Gomez's most recent single, "Bad Liar," she might just have too much on her plate to seriously consider bringing Wizards Of Waverly Place back to our screens.
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After in-depth talks with nearly 60 customers it concluded that current wide-body planes have too much range for most of the routes narrow-body planes fly, Boeing Commercial Airplanes Chief Executive Kevin McAllister said in a separate briefing.
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We have too much deferred maintenance to fix, too much deferred leadership to generate and too much deferred reimagining to undertake to wait another four years to solve our biggest problems, especially in this age of accelerating technology and climate change.
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In the long run, China and Russia have too much of what the other badly needs — natural resources in Russia and a huge market and capital in China — not to lift their friendship beyond grand but often hollow declarations by leaders.
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How the NFL chooses to slice those rights, and who it offers those slices to, will offer a glimpse into how the world's most valuable television property thinks about the future of TV. And whether we actually have too much football.
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On Tuesday two regulators submitted their findings to the government after being asked to look into whether Fox would have too much control of the media, and whether it would be committed to upholding broadcasting standards if the deal went ahead.
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That Carrey inherently seems to have too much of an edge to be a children's show host — he looks like he wears his heart on his sleeve, including the fact that he's been through the wringer — works in the show's favor.
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Victims may feel as though they can't come forward for fear of retribution, or that they have too much to lose—among the many reasons that they either don't report incidents, or change their minds during an investigation and stop cooperating.
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"If a 30 percent drop in the stock market would cause a loss in a portfolio that the investor knows they cannot stomach, they have too much exposure to stocks," said Doug Bellfy, a financial planner in South Glastonbury, Conn.
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But, even if these oligarchs all do fine, and their ranks swell by one or two, the country and the world will have to ask if they have too much power — and, if so, how to curb it without killing progress.
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If you're unable or unwilling to sacrifice on image quality, or if you just have too much dang stuff that you can't do without, you might have to pay for more storage—as painful as that sounds, it's the best option.
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But as with the push to get websites to adopt HTTPS encryption, encrypted DNS will likely move forward now if Chrome and Firefox find that the change doesn't have too much of an impact on speed or reliability for users.
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For $30 an hour, drivers will take customers, in their own vehicles, anywhere they wish to go — a useful feature for those who can't drive after doctor's appointments or a night on the town or simply have too much to do.
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If McDonald's automates its locations in Manhattan, San Francisco, and Silicon Valley, displaced workers shouldn't have too much trouble finding alternative work in the booming economies of these cities as barbers, servers at full-service restaurants, nannies, and so forth.
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SAO PAULO, June 15 (Reuters) - A branch of Brazil's National Bar Association filed on Wednesday a complaint against for-profit education firm Kroton Educacional SA's proposed takeover of smaller rival Estácio Participações SA, saying the merged company would have too much market share.
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Last Friday, Warren, a Democratic hopeful for the 2020 presidential election, unveiled a plan to use antitrust enforcement to break up companies like Facebook, Google, and Amazon, arguing that they have too much power in the online media, advertising, and retail industries.
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The restructuring comes as regulators are gearing up to investigate whether U.S. tech giants like Alphabet Inc's Google and Facebook have too much power, while several Democratic presidential candidates have gone so far as to call for a breakup of big tech.
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"The dollar/oil correlation may be back today to pressure crude but the reality is we just have too much oil supply out there to continue supporting prices at these levels," said Phil Davis, trader at PSW Investments in San Diego, California.
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For instance, Virgin America, an airline that had Richard Branson of Virgin Atlantic as a minority shareholder, had its operating licence there blocked for several years as the American authorities thought the British billionaire would have too much influence over the firm.
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We can go march and scream all we want to about these things, but we have too much money and too much power to not be running our own communities ourselves…I just want to tell some of these artists, Come on, bro!
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While channels like the BBC reach more people and South African distributor MultiChoice has more subscribers, StarTimes' breadth of reach has some critics worrying: Does the company, with its close ties to Beijing, now have too much power over African television networks?
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But because you can never have too much permanent body art dedicated to the people you love most in the world, the star went ahead and added yet another to his collection during a visit to Shamrock Social Club in West Hollywood yesterday.
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"Collectively all governments are telling us, and have been for some time, now, that we have too much debt as a society here in Canada," he said, adding that the Bank of Canada has also warned it is concerned about Canadian debt levels.
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WASHINGTON — President-elect Donald J. Trump, who campaigned against the corrupt power of special interests, is filling his transition team with some of the very sort of people who he has complained have too much clout in Washington: corporate consultants and lobbyists.
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Eve Rodsky, author of "Fair Play: A Game-Changing Solution for When You Have Too Much to Do (and More Life to Live)," said research shows that the majority of daily life disruptions are handled by moms, including when both parents work.
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At a speech in March, he told law enforcement officials in Richmond, Virginia, "I think we have too much of a tolerance for drug use ─ psychologically, politically, morally," adding, "We need to say, as [former first lady] Nancy Reagan said, 'Just say no.'"
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I do support Senator Sanders and the progressive platforms tied to democratic socialism, but I don't have too much faith in the United States government and its ability to transform into the progressive state the 99 percent of us need it to be.
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We knew that something like a rape joke in a newsroom creates an unhealthy working environment—most especially for those like the young workers in the clip with Matthews, who might feel like they have too much at stake to speak up.
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"We see an asymmetric bet that if things don't improve these stocks may not have too much downside but a lot of them can over 3-4 years double if things improve," said Gunwani, who manages about 1 trillion rupees ($13.83 billion) in equities.
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Image: Tracy Thomas/Unsplash/NetflixThere's no doubt that settling down into a marathon TV viewing session is one of the most enjoyable ways to spend an evening (or morning or afternoon), but it's also true that you can have too much of a good thing.
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Cleaning out your closet can be a great way to identify what you have too much of and what you need more of, which is why I'm heading into 2018 with an incredibly reduced collection of denim and a brand new arsenal of pants.
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I had so much I wish I could have fit into this photobook, but because of the constraints I put on myself—the concept of it being a book that almost belonged to the fraternity itself—that I couldn't have too much outside material.
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On a recent segment of Sirius XM's Radio Andy, Diaz, 43, opened up to host Andy Cohen about her admiration for Paltrow, but also admitted that the A-lister doesn't have too much experience getting ready on her own (something Paltrow has confessed herself).
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So this is something that I know, like, even if I don't have too much time in the morning, I can use it really quickly and it would make me feel really good and, you know, make me start and end the day well.
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I can't say I have too much attachment to the returning characters from earlier games in the series, but I don't have much attachment to characters from any series; I prefer to see settings as my favorite characters and Dawn of War is no different.
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Perhaps the most obvious example of this is Thandie Newton, who plays Maeve, a Wild West madam and Host who doesn't seem to have too much to do — until a bunch of villainous Hosts invade her saloon and she starts blowing them to pieces.
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But those lucky enough to have landed coveted tenure-track or tenured posts generally recognize that they have too much to lose to become "antifa" rioters or rant uncontrollably on social media, even if they have stronger academic freedom protections than their adjunct colleagues.
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Thursday night games are wildly unpredictable, and Jared Goff is unlikely to repeat his four-turnover performance from last week, but Los Angeles, as it searches for its running game and its defense, appears to have too much going against it in this one.
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And while the nine-member group played around with a few fresh sounds in B-sides "Girls Like Us" (co-written by Charli XCX) and club banger "Trick It," they proved once again that you can't have too much of a good thing. 6.
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It has generated such a lot of sleaze and intrigue—also including the conflicts of Ryan Zinke and Wilbur Ross, the policy blunders at the borders and in Puerto Rico, the president's attacks on governing norms—that the watchdogs will simply have too much to grapple with.
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In any case, if you have too much money and too few appliances, or simply find yourself in desperate need of a substance to imbibe in the Las Vegas Convention Center during CES 2019, LG says it will be demonstrating the HomeBrew at its booth there.
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Ben Thompson's aggregation theory describes how power accrues to aggregators that match supply with demand Ben Thompson's aggregation theory describes how power accrues to aggregators that match supply with demand It's already common for restaurants to make "specials" out of food they have too much of.
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In a petition filed with the Federal Labor Relations Authority (FLRA) on Friday, DOJ said that because judges who work for its Executive Office of Immigration Review render the final decision in many cases, they have too much power to be considered rank-and-file employees.
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"I think we have too much influence of funded research with clear interests at stake that is treated as though it is independent and academic research," said Yochai Benkler, a professor at Harvard Law School and co-director of its Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society.
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The brains of people with Alzheimer's have too much of a damaging protein called beta amyloid between neurons, so the study also examined whether the movement of spinal fluid during sleep helped to flush out these molecules after having been injected into the brains of mice.
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On the one hand, some believe we have too much democracy, too few barriers between popular will and the application of power; on the other hand, some argue that we have too little democracy, that we're witnessing a righteous backlash against an anti-democratic and rigged system.
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So, if the future does continue to look like the past, then whatever happens in the next weeks, months, or years shouldn't have too much of an effect on what a 20- or 30-something's retirement account will look like decades from now when they actually retire.
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But this Sunday, when 18,1103 members and supporters are expected to descend on Washington for the annual Aipac Policy Conference, a new wave of anti-Israel critics, including several new members of Congress, have resurrected the anti-Semitic canard that American Jews have too much power.
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"Brazil finds itself in a particularly acute fiscal position at the moment, but from a macroeconomic standpoint it's never a good idea to have too much rigidity on spending in either direction," said Neil Shearing, chief emerging markets economist with London-based research firm Capital Economics.
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"Given the strength of rates in the current risk-off environment, the market shouldn't have too much problem taking down the (German) bond, though the large size might put it under some pressure given the other safe-haven supply coming in the week," Mizuho analysts said.
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Her book, "Fair Play: A Game-Changing Solution for When You Have Too Much to Do (and More Life to Live)" (2019, G.P. Putnam's Sons) breaks down child and household roles in a new way, and "gamifies" it so that couples can negotiate their own solutions.
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The Kaiser Family Foundation poll this week found that 80 percent of the public thinks prescription drug prices are "unreasonable" and that 72 percent think drug companies have too much influence in Washington, more than the 52 percent who said so for the National Rifle Association.
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"Given the strength of rates in the current risk-off environment, the market shouldnt have too much problem taking down the (German) bond, though the large size might put it under some pressure given the other safe-haven supply coming in the week," Mizuho analysts said.
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"Given the strength of rates in the current risk-off environment, the market shouldnt have too much problem taking down the (German) bond, though the large size might put it under some pressure given the other safe-haven supply coming in the week," Mizuho analysts said.
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So many of them cavalier, they are not up to your standards, Kevin what are you going to do about a partner who is -- I don't want to hear they're up to your standards, because I have too much evidence empirical that it's just not true.
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If it's a young lady or an older lady… In French, we say le cocktail—masculine, but I would have feminized it, because a cocktail is like a woman: It's lovely to look at... and like a woman, it can make your head spin if you have too much.
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Even if you find one that doesn't taste like bong water, the absent-minded ease of sipping almost guarantees you'll have too much, and the delayed intensity that's left so many people wary of edible weed means that it could hit you all at once, two hours later.
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"Here in Florida, we've been through downturns in the past, and we know that if you have too much exposure in commercial real estate, you can have higher risk, so we've intentionally stayed away from it," said Mr. Hudson, the third member of his family to run Seacoast.
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If our vaginas are "too loose" (to seal in our sex partners' juices, for example) or "too wet," there's something wrong with us; at the very least, our muscles are weak, but maybe we're total sluts who have too much sex or enjoy sex more than we should.
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With over 150 video apps and streaming services on the platform and a streamlined interface that makes it really easy to discover new content, it's an ideal home base for when you either don't know what to watch or have too much to keep track of on your queue.
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I don't have too much to note as far as the clues go, but I do like the rhyming clues for 17-Across and 49-Down, and I'm glad that the mentions of the Möbius strip and Klein bottle in my clue for TOPOLOGY made it into print.
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Here are five reasons why the race car driver is every man who ever broke your heart: He may have let his family choose Of course you want your significant other to gel with your family, but Luyendyk Jr. may have let his family have too much say.
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In this presidential election season, the party could reclaim the mantle of protecting working people, the middle class and the poor at a time of gaping wealth inequality, when popular opinion increasingly believes billionaires have too much, corporations pay too little in taxes and ordinary people are suffering.
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SOME – IF YOU WERE A BORROWER, YOU SHOULD BE VERY CAREFUL YOU HAVE TOO MUCH INTEREST RATE EXPOSURE, INTEREST RATE MISMATCH OR CURRENCY MISMATCH ALL THAT KIND OF STUFF, OR TOO MUCH LEVERAGE WHICH I THINK THERE'S LESS THAN PEOPLE THINK IN THE SYSTEM RELATIVE TO YEARS AGO.
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Read more: 'Lawmakers often tell me we have too much power over speech, and frankly I agree': Mark Zuckerberg calls for more outside regulation over the internet Zuckerberg has signaled recently that he intends to pivot Facebook to privacy and prioritize the personal information of his billions of users.
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Aside from their first names and initials, Bowie and Byrne don't appear to have too much in common musically, though both were endlessly open to possibilities and happy to be conduits for other kinds of music, and both allowed Eno carte blanche to use the music studio as compositional tool.
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"Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who pretends to be a champion of the people … just posed in a photoshoot with a $3,500 outfit, $625 shoes, all while saying the rich have too much power and that socialism hasn't been tried," tweeted Charlie Kirk, the founder of the conservative student group Turning Point USA.
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"When you have too much capital chasing the same ideas and deals, it's going to narrow the return," said Darell Krasnoff, senior managing director at Bel Air Investment Advisors, who has halved his allocation to hedge funds over the last five years and moved money into commercial real estate instead.
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But with the brash billionaire now winning three straight contests in New Hampshire, South Carolina, and Nevada, denial is giving way to a mostly gloomy acceptance that he may have too much momentum to be stopped, especially if wins big in key Southern primaries next week that look favorable to him.
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Maybe we have too much content accessible to us at our fingertips, which is why we go to such great lengths to find that excitement and get a rise out of people—like Maddy [publicly] fucking a random guy in a pool at a party to spite her boyfriend Nate.
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The bigger issue is having too much THC, because if you have too much of that, the negative effects are pretty pronounced—you'll have anxiety, you'll get paranoid, you'll feel horrible, get nauseous, throw up, and then the next day you'll feel hungover and know you had a really bad experience.
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Resident Youth Ensemble, made up of actors ages 123 to 18, the characters Mickey and Judy resolve to put on a show to cure Happyville, their Depression-era town, of its glumness and apathy — conditions not unfamiliar to 21st-century young people who might have too much time on their hands.
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One of the parents at the event, the father of a child who was shot to death in 2012 at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut, pushed back on the idea of arming teachers, saying that educators already have too much to worry about beyond potentially using lethal force.
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Murdoch's takeover bid has repeatedly been held up by regulatory concerns and, last month, the U.K.'s competition authority provisionally found Fox's bid for Sky would not be in the public interest, citing concerns that the Murdoch Family Trust would have too much influence over public opinion and the political agenda.
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Drug trafficking organizations just have too much of a financial incentive — from the hundreds of billions they make in the illegal drug trade — to let a wall stand in their way, so they'll come up with solutions, from ice cream trucks to submarines, to overcome any barriers to those profits.
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But a steady flow of research and a new tone in the debate among policymakers and advisers points in a different direction: rather than retreat, central banks are preparing for the day they may need to do more, even at the risk of antagonizing politicians who argue they already have too much power.
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Once his head is already on an opponent, a fighter won't have too much trouble with uppercuts (infighters like Cotto invite them from this cramped position so that they can throw the left hook over the top) but on the way in and the way out they are in very real danger.
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According to a 2016 Rasmussen poll, 80 percent of Americans agree that special interests have too much influence in Washington, if those who want to reclaim our democracy join this protest and start making their money talk (literally by turning their money into millions of miniature billboards), "We the People" will prevail.
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If you're regularly having issues keeping up with your monthly credit card bills or are frequently looking to transfer your credit card balance to a new card, such as one with a 0% APR interest rate, "you probably have too much debt," explains Ryan Marshall, a New Jersey-based certified financial planner.
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Gary Haba of the Beachwood Police Department in Beachwood, Ohio, believe the more likely common thread is that teenagers have too much time on their hands during the holiday break from school, and just enough freedom to head to the nearest shopping center — especially if they think they will encounter a lively scene.
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Other lower-level employees who work at bank branches may have too much access to customer information, prosecutors say: In December, prosecutors in Brooklyn obtained indictments against two bankers who worked at retail locations of JPMorgan Chase in the borough, saying they withdrew roughly $400,000 from accounts through fake A.T.M. cards and in-person withdrawals.
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But as much as I encourage people to be as open as they want to be regarding their mental health—after all, the more it's discussed, the more informed people will be and the more we can chip away at this disabling stigma—it is possible to have too much of a good thing.
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Should entrenched cable and broadcast companies (which in Comcast NBC Universal's case is one and the same) have too much influence on the standard's construction, they could use it to ensure that products that challenge their cable box monopoly and traditional television businesses aren't as compatible with the new DRM as they otherwise could be.
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The Ukraine inquiry, after months of pursuit of Mr. Trump and years of Democratic agony over his flouting of political norms, now appears to have too much momentum to be turned back short of impeachment, even if it means muscling through a partisan vote akin to Republicans' impeachment of President Bill Clinton in 1998.
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The presidential candidate's plan would also aim to unwind landmark tech acquisitions, including Amazon's purchase of Whole Foods, Google's takeover of DoubleClick and Facebook's savvy deals for Instagram and WhatsApp "Today's big tech companies have too much power -- too much power over our economy, our society, and our democracy," Warren wrote in a Medium post.
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I'll confess that writing and reading fanfic will just never be my cup of tea (I have too much TV to watch!), but I'm annoyed by the idea that fandom should only be defined by its worst adherents, by those who seek to tear down any cultural artifact not constructed to appeal only to them.
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Corey Kluber, Josh Tomlin, Danny Salazar, Trevor Bauer, and Carlos Carrasco are, as a rotation, having a year that dreams are made out of—Salazar will miss 5003-3 weeks with elbow inflammation, but should be back in time for the stretch run—but even so, a team can never actually have too much pitching, especially in the bullpen.
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Sandoval rules self out for Supreme Court Senate Republicans look to change the subject Despite the vocal protests from Democrats, it's not clear whether Republicans have too much to fear from them since Democrats have acknowledged they won't try to shut down the floor or use other hardball tactics that could force the GOP to relent.
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"Pan's appointment shouldn't have too much of an impact because SAFE is more a management body rather than a decision-making body," said Zhou Hao, senior emerging markets economist for Asia at Commerzbank AG, adding SAFE's purview is focused on managing capital inflows and outflows, selling and buying FX, bank regulation and management of FX reserves.
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With Trump, a brash former reality TV show host, now winning three straight nominating contests in New Hampshire, South Carolina, and Nevada, denial is giving way to a mostly gloomy acceptance among Republicans in Washington that he may have too much momentum to be stopped, especially if he wins big in the key Southern primaries next week.
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Nearly 2628 percent of Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's supporters think minorities have too much influence in society, according to a new poll released Wednesday.
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BUT I THINK IT'S THERE'S A DEEPER PROBLEM WHICH PROBABLY LARRY FIGURED I WOULD DISAGREE WITH, WHICH IS THAT I THINK THE PROBLEM IS THAT YOU HAVE TOO MUCH MONEY FLOWING INTO THE INDEX FUNDS WHERE IS THAT MONEY DOESN'T REALLY KNOW WHAT THEY OWN AND EVENTUALLY, THERE WILL BE A TIME WHEN THAT EARTHQUAKE WILL HIT THAT TYPE OF A MARKET.
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"Certainly, the issue is that in some settings, we have too much, and in many settings -- in African countries, for instance -- we have too low, and the too low is even worse because although we are saying we have too many cesarean section rates, we still have to make sure there's sufficient cesarean section rates in many of those African countries," he said.
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Fox has been attempting to purchase Sky since December 2016, and has increased its offer by more than 30 percent since then, according to the AP. Fox has faced significant hurdles in attempting to purchase the service: British regulators recommended earlier this year the government block a merger with Sky over fears the Murdoch family trust would have "too much control" over news in the country.
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Perhaps the roster of teams that have survived and advanced confirms that college basketball has reached a new degree of the winner-take-all dynamic, with the best coaches and the best recruits congregating at fewer and fewer programs — a dynamic both fed and exacerbated by higher salaries and one-and-dones — so that the top teams have too much talent to be toppled. Possibly.
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So you tweaked your back moving, or you've got a real throaty cough that you can't seem to shake, or your ankle clicks when it's raining because you sprained it really badly a few years back, or your lymph nodes swell up whenever you have too much white wine, or (most likely) you're dealing with a heady cocktail of some or all of the above.
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