"I see tons of people overdoing retinols, overdoing glycolic, and then, they're going to have trouble, like dermatitis and other issues," she says.
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The key here is subtlety — overdoing it could backfire.
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But overdoing it can hurt more than help, she warned.
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There will always be contradiction, tension, and danger of overdoing.
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Another time, I was overdoing it at my own bar.
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If you're sore all the time, you're probably overdoing it.
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Entrepreneur types can be workaholics, so overdoing it is understandable.
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If we're overdoing it in that direction, I'm OK with that.
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And I was practically orange from overdoing it on a sunbed.
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He accuses his wife of overdoing it — and he's not wrong.
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Clearly Bey knows how to give just enough without overdoing it.
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Andersen calls this "peacocking," or overdoing it early in the relationship.
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So how do you know if you're overdoing it while exercising?
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Is Portman overdoing it here, hamming the trashiness to the limit?
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Are you overdoing it with the partying, or worse, with working?
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"People are just downing the stuff," Shepard says about overdoing it.
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But we will talk with people if we think they're overdoing it.
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"There's no point in overdoing it or being totally lavish," she said.
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This time around, Sony isn't overdoing it with a gimmicky 4K screen.
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How do we know if we are overdoing or under-doing it?
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But we also run the risk of overdoing it under this excessive energy.
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And he wasn't concerned about the market overdoing the rally by the afternoon.
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You've really got to get the right balance of not overdoing the spice.
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I just try to make sure I'm not overdoing it in the sexiness.
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An expert shares her advice on how to exercise safely without overdoing it.
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The risks on both sides is not moving quickly enough and overdoing it.
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"Maybe I'd started to caricature myself by overdoing bababoom and dunkorama," he admitted.
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My impulse to blast Nissan for overdoing it with the screens — there are seven!
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Jupiter is the planet of luck and growth, but also of exaggeration and overdoing.
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I wasn't overdoing the exercise in general, but I definitely wasn't diversifying my routine.
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VS: At the risk of overdoing it, do you have any other NBA predictions?
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Wary of overdoing it, they have pulled back when the economy has picked up.
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Overdoing it leads to you feeling as though you have run out of ideas.
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Even so, those calling this a massive rebuke to the president are overdoing it.
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Right, he's made an album about enjoying success without overdoing the cars and chains.
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Again, the GTS ST I tested was overall a study in not overdoing it.
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My eldest child often pushed through her pain to the point of overdoing it.
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"I love cardio and sweating, but overdoing anything just isn't good," Spears wrote on Instagram.
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So do you think the market is overdoing it here in terms of its pessimism?
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I almost chose three Waits songs for this record but thought that was overdoing it.
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But, at some point, she said, they may seem fake, or like they're overdoing it.
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But when I went out with others, there was always a danger of overdoing it.
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How to fix it: Look at your spending and see where you are overdoing it.
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"Obama Says Sexism to Blame for Close Presidential Race," reported NBC News, probably overdoing it.
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And overdoing it on kegels can cause pain or damage to your muscle, Gunter wrote.
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It does sound to me as though if that's happening, that's someone overdoing it somewhat!
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No one told me I was overdoing it or suggested a healthier path to salvation.
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Overdoing it can look self-important, and admissions staffers are already neck-deep in paperwork.
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"I'm a Never-Trumper, but I think you're overdoing it with endless investigations," Danforth said.
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You can maybe become less sweaty by not overdoing it with the AC all the time.
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But when it comes to the consequences of overdoing it on weed, there's far less agreement.
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Sadly, freeing myself of my boozehound ways didn't mean my proclivity toward overdoing things magically disappeared.
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Mistake: Overdoing It At HomeTurns out your at-home recipes might be making your skin worse.
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Music sounds full and true to the recording, offering full and rich bass, without overdoing it.
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"I love cardio and sweating, but overdoing anything just isn't good," Spears recently revealed on Instagram.
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Either you've found permanent happiness or you're overdoing it slightly and about to be lonely again.
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But both actors succeed quite well in never overdoing it; that is indeed no small task.
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But I thought it was something kings in the 18th century contracted from overdoing the mutton.
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"This is potentially very important for the higher end athlete who is overdoing it," Cornier said.
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Venus will challenge Saturn at 12:48 PM, making this so not the day for overdoing anything.
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"I love cardio and sweating, but overdoing anything just isn't good," the pop star wrote on Instagram.
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But drinking to excess has its risks, which become increasingly serious the more regularly you're overdoing it.
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So, don't you dare think about breaking uncooked noodles in half or overdoing it on the sauce.
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The trick is to enjoy food guilt free and eat enough to feel satisfied, without overdoing it.
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All in all, this bag has just enough little upgrades to increase its utility without overdoing it.
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He was always very conscious about not abusing his friendships with these guys, and not overdoing it.
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I gained about 15 healthy pounds, all while exercising in ways that made me happy, without overdoing it.
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I did like it around my eyes, so I learned enough to know how to avoid overdoing it.
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"Obama Accuses Men Who Aren't Voting for Clinton of Sexism," the Washington Free Beacon declared, definitely overdoing it.
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But to already say now that the risk of recession is more than 50 percent is overdoing it.
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Amy Andersen of San Francisco-based Linx Dating calls this "peacocking," or overdoing it early in the relationship.
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It's a color that's just turned on all the time, always a little too much and overdoing it.
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You're probably also familiar with the other pervasive critique of contemporary parents, which is that we're overdoing it.
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The teens who used technology without overdoing it at the expense of other activities actually benefited from the connectivity.
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For example, we've all heard cautionary tales that suggest overdoing it can leave you feeling unpleasant the next day.
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We're going to draw the line here, though, and say Disney is officially overdoing it with the rebooted films.
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What's not so great on the other hand, is overdoing it until fruits and vegetables become a distant memory.
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Reduce stressors such as overdoing and over-scheduling Make sure that you don't overdo or over-schedule on Thanksgiving.
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Understand that the Yankees are great at selling history but are not exactly in the business of overdoing sentimentality.
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"I feel like I maybe was just overly anxious and overtrying, overdoing it," said Williams, who is seeded 25th.
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More than half of the managers were overdoing at least one leadership behavior — and their strengths predicted which one.
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But if they're doing more hours of a sport a week than their age in years, they're overdoing it.
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I eat a yogurt to try and keep myself from overdoing it on apps later and then head out.
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And they never show the consequences of overdoing it -- which you should always discuss with your kids, especially teens.
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But, anyone thinking that this could be the start of a resurgent dollar might be overdoing it a little.
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If your main source of zinc is food, it's not likely that you'll wind up overdoing it, Beckerman says.
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Over time it will come back, I just hope we don't all elongate that waiting period by overdoing the pessimism.
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Every November, the sun enters self-righteous, big-hearted, overdoing-it-prone Sagittarius just in time for your trip home.
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Cheese is delicious and while some are high in calories, there are ways to get your fix without overdoing it.
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Jupiter also has a tendency to exaggerate, so during these stations, you may have to face some issues around overdoing.
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Ott's baroque sense of "overdoing it" was brought to life in her 2015 solo exhibition who cares for the sky?
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Heenan puts all of that into plain English for the crowd, serving as translator of subtext without ever overdoing it.
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Contrast that with Jenrry Mejia's recent lifetime suspension for overdoing it on the Flintstone Chewables and it looks even stranger.
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But the FDA recently found that some brands are really overdoing the cellulose, and going very light on the Parmesan.
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Using trademarks is a minefield for luxury labels, with the risk of damaging or cheapening their image by overdoing it.
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We also noticed that when it came to quantity, Pier 1 Imports seemed to be overdoing it in some categories.
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I can usually count on this brand to go heavy on mids and highs, without overdoing it on either end.
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It gets confused by complicated lighting less often and puts more detail into the shot without overdoing it on HDR effects.
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Roth warns against overdoing things and taking in too much water, which can lead to a dangerous condition known as hyponatremia.
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You know you've got a problem when Stanhope fires you for overdoing it, but sobering up took a little while longer.
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Fox News chief national correspondent Ed Henry said a CNN reporter is "overdoing" his criticism of the White House press shop.
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"Some of you may think we're overdoing it by trying to identify the suspect of a relatively minor theft," they wrote.
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Overdoing it is a problem with the work in general, including the garishness of Mark Eric's costumes and Mark Stanley's lighting.
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Just be careful of overdoing it, and, for men, there is a higher risk of heart attack associated with shoveling snow.
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But we run the risk of overdoing it and punishing the politicians who do the right thing and put the information out.
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Though it may sound tempting to eradicate scalp sweat altogether, Miami-based dermatologist S. Manjula Jegasothy, M.D., strongly advises against overdoing it.
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And also, since I'm used to having so much weight there, the first few shows, it felt like I was overdoing it.
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Overdoing it with the text and complex diagrams will cause your presentation to wander off course, and your audience will lose interest.
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But it's also the planet of exaggeration and overdoing, so when it clashes with another planet, the outcome is over the top.
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I think his insecurity as a composer interfered, and he tended to inflate the music, overemphasizing contrasts and overdoing the jazzy elements.
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"I think they are overdoing it and I think at some stage people will start to resist," says the Security Council diplomat.
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"Or perhaps not throwing more after a bad outing, and perhaps realizing that I'll be fine and not overdoing it," Matz said.
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It took me a few years to become a version of myself where I wasn't overdoing everything — the extra eyelashes, the extra jewelry.
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Once the user has maxed out their session by puffing, the PAX Era will lock for 30 seconds, stopping users from overdoing it.
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China, however, could risk overdoing tightening in the short term, Kumada said, adding that this could lead to disruptions in the stock market.
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In addition to overdoing it on booze, other causes of cirrhosis include hepatitis, immune disorders, and a buildup of fat in the liver.
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Research shows having enough sleep is important for a healthy metabolism, but overdoing it can have the opposite effect and reduce muscle mass.
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While I don't think it contends with the segment-best Cadenza in styling, it manages to look classy and smart without overdoing it.
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When Less Is More Sometimes it's about not overdoing it, and the Grammys look was one of the easiest red carpets I've ever done.
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The Sun, the planet of the ego, opposes the planet of abundance and exaggeration, Jupiter, today as well, so overdoing could be an issue.
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But Samsung, who's known overdoing it, is now turning popular roller coasters across North America into insane torture machines using Gear VR headsets.Mmmmmm...no.
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Conversely, the chances of us overdoing it — trying too hard, spending too much money, reducing emissions too much or too fast — are effectively nil.
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But unlike Avenatti, Trump had been part of our broader culture -- as a symbol of wealth and overdoing it -- for a very long time.
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Still, he said, though the Fed's policy stance is currently a "little bit tight," cutting rates now would risk overdoing it on policy easing.
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"There's a need to get as exact as we can without overdoing it and leaving room for things to evolve a little," he said.
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Without overdoing it, without believing ... again, without going the whole kind of dystopian hog and saying well, no one's going to have a job.
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Hitting the right amount to post to stay relevant without overdoing it and annoying everyone you know is a challenge we all face daily.
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In the meantime, not one public health expert I trust — not one — has said this flu comparison is valid or that we're overdoing it.
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I found that a lot of people lack physical symptoms of alcohol dependence but they think they are overdoing it, and they are worried.
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"Whipped Cream" adapts a 1924 ballet by the composer Richard Strauss in which a boy grows delirious after overdoing confections that come to life.
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For those who are weary of overdoing it, dabbing a touch of highlighter at the inner corner of the eyes has a similar effect.
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A close, personal friend of the legendary Max Factor, Crawford is said to have had a habit of overdoing it with her makeup — especially foundation.
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Except in overdoing it, we actually dial down those very nerves' responsiveness, thus rendering our bandwidth for any and all sexual pleasure narrower and narrower.
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What will probably happen: In the short run, overdoing it will take you from feeling perky and focused to being a nervous, nauseous, irritable insomniac.
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The gruff and jaded older cop, Ray Mandel (Thomas Jane, overdoing the tortured macho routine), is haunted by the recent death of his longtime partner.
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"I think they're overdoing it," said Paris Protopapas, who with his wife, Lianna, runs Dianne's Delights in the deli section, selling cheeses, dips and antipasti.
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BUILD IN DOWNTIME Sightseeing is fun, but overdoing tours and visits to historical sites on a longer-than-usual trip can lead to information overload.
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Rather than overdoing treats, give your dog love and attention by playing ball, fetch or tug-of-war, which provides some exercise that burns calories.
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And the script balances humor, pathos and wish fulfillment as it portrays Alex's rise from mopey dreamer to confident warrior, without overdoing the mythic portent.
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As the unfiltered Averie — being filter-free is a trait that all the women share — Ms. Pugh puts an accent on the sass without overdoing it.
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The Treasury has a bad habit of overdoing spending squeezes to the point where they work only in spreadsheets rather than the experience of the public.
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Don't Worry About Overdoing It You probably don't want to flood your followers' Instagram feeds with post after post, but the same doesn't apply on Pinterest.
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The Moon in Aries opposes Jupiter in Libra at 6:45 PM, which means that holding back from shopping, consuming, and general overdoing will be hard.
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Most range from roughly 213 to 221 percent alcohol, much less than the typical 212 to 226 percent of wine, for those concerned with overdoing it.
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Narrators like Vance and LaVoy, so skilled at crafting individual voices for diverse casts of characters, tend to sound as if they're overdoing it on fairy tales.
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Microsoft argues, however, that law enforcement is overdoing it with its gag orders and unfairly depriving the company of its right to be transparent with its customers.
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It's a confusing day for making plans as the moon in detail-oriented Gemini clashes with hazy Neptune and Jupiter, a planet that's all about overdoing it!
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If you feel like you're overdoing it — if you can't keep up your end of the RHONY convo, for instance — definitely take a second to slow it down.
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" Not only does this keep the drinker from having throbbing headaches associated with overdoing it on the booze, but it also reportedly contains "essential amino acids... and vitamins.
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Perhaps this is just a blip, a panic move to fend off Snapchat at the expense of overdoing Stories, a product that used to feel unique and special.
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It also claims to sense how much pressure you're applying and how much you're scrubbing, and will tell you to adjust in real time if you're overdoing it.
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"I don't ever care about being criticized for overdoing as long as we consider security our first priority," he said in a video message to agents in 1984.
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And while you can technically practice stretching anywhere, visiting a stretch studio ensures you get the deepest stretches possible without overdoing it or pushing your body past its limits.
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And with every item across the new collections under $100, you don't have to worry about overdoing it for an outfit that you'll only wear for one night out.
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"When I got symptoms last fall, everyone thought it was a sports injury, that I was overdoing it and it was overuse, which actually delayed the diagnosis," she tells PEOPLE.
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"You could feel they were thinking that this is just Tim Duncan's coach trying to push them into drafting him with the No. 1 pick and overdoing it," Odom said.
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And Descartes, despite overdoing his mental homework, did not maintain, as he is often supposed to have done, that the mind and the body are irrevocably split from each other.
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Power struggles are always an issue when Pluto is on the scene, and while Jupiter may be the planet of good luck, it's also the planet of overdoing and exaggeration.
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On the other hand, overdoing "less healthy plant foods" and less healthy animal foods like red and processed meats, the study showed, significantly increased the risk of developing heart disease.
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On the work front, if you're overdoing it and have too many chores on your plate, this full moon has your back on making your schedule work better for you.
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Consequently, a few key strategies pro athletes use to recover from a big game or championship fight can actually help you recover from overdoing it during a festive night out. 1.
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Don't worry about overdoing it, either, as you can always go back and turn it on later if you determine that something like Google Maps does in fact need your mic.
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I had my time writing rules for the America's Cup, and we lost fair and square, so it's not in my hands, but I just hope they are not overdoing it.
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For those who feel like they are overdoing it with their kids but don't know how to stop: This is not a problem most of us can fix on our own.
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All this is important not actually for letting robots raise our kids as I jested above, but for making all human-computer interactions more natural — without overdoing it or making it creepy.
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If the relationship is still new and you want a simple way to show her you care without overdoing it, a nice pack of Lush Bath Bombs will go a long way.
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She had a lot of assistance and, along with her coaches and the medical staff, she adjusted to a new routine that still allowed her to train and compete without overdoing it.
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But maybe that was the problem: By consuming nearly five cups a day, I'd made myself immune to the jolts that a healthy body might use signal that I was overdoing it.
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"Because of the research showing the risk of premature labor, we are cautious about not overdoing it," says Kyrgiou, who is also a gynecologic oncologist at the West London Gynaecological Cancer Center.
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Apple Cider Vinegar Side Effects Just like too much ACV in a dressing can ruin a salad, because of the high acidity, overdoing the stuff in your beauty routine can damage your skin.
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The Scenario In a desperate attempt to avoid the flu that's knocked out 80 percent of his colleagues, your friend's been guzzling OJ—despite what you've told him about overdoing it on juice.
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But it's good to know that the real story is far more complicated, with some studies suggesting overdoing it on certain types may actually exacerbate diseases or make them more likely to develop.
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I'd been feeling a sharp pain in my right foot whenever I took a step, but I worked at a gym and frequently ran for exercise, and I figured I'd just been overdoing it.
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To get fit, he jogged on the Great Wall with a Marine from the United States Embassy in Beijing — overdoing it so much on one occasion that he ended up in an emergency room.
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As Cinderella, Anjara Ballesteros is lovely, and the only dancer not overdoing it; there are even moments in the couple's sweeping pas de deux that depart from Mr. Maillot's usual emphasis on jagged, contained movement.
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Back in June, Montel Williams' rep released a statement on Twitter revealing that the veteran talk show host was in the hospital, recovering out of "an abundance of caution" after overdoing it in the gym.
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Now that Netflix allows downloads, that might be one way of regulating how many episodes you watch at once, or you could schedule time in at the weekend to avoid overdoing it in the week.
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The MIY app also includes a function to track your listening, keeping watch over the volume and duration to serve up alerts when you might be overdoing it and potentially doing harm to your hearing.
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"I love cardio and sweating, but overdoing anything just isn't good," Spears shared on Instagram, adding that she skipped some of her workouts to spend time with her two sons, Sean, 12, and Jayden, 11.
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It's officially in the mix of ills that can result from overdoing it on the ever-growing list of energy drinks, such as Red Bull, Monster, and Rockstar—the top sellers, according to Caffeine Informer.
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The headphones sound good: instruments sound close by, but still distinct; there's a nice little bass kick that lets you feel it without overdoing things; and the tone feels accurate to the recordings coming through them.
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Mr. Peretz and the screenwriters (Evgenia Peretz, the director's sister, is credited along with Tamara Jenkins and Jim Taylor) find an amiable farcical groove, and the actors embrace the ridiculousness of the circumstances without overdoing it.
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"Overdoing it on a non-fasting day and eating excessive calories may actually lead to consuming an amount of calories you would consume in two days and defeat the purpose of a fasting day," Smith said.
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"Anything that gives you an alternative and a choice for overdoing it with alcohol is probably going to be a good thing," George Koob, the director of the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, told Mashable.
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Our sources say Wayne's been advised to avoid overdoing it on tour, and he'll be taking 2 weeks off for some much needed R&R ... his next show is September 23 and we're told he'll be there.
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The Sun connects with Neptune at 8:47 PM, and clashes with Jupiter at 10:44 PM, putting people in a creative and generous mood—but watch out for "overdoing it," whatever that may mean for you.
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No mere double act, "No Man's Land" incorporates two further characters: Briggs (the 1997 Tony winner Owen Teale, overdoing a faux-thuggish accent) and Foster (Damien Molony, an Irish actor whose East End intonations are pitch-perfect).
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A number of people showed up for a barre class Saturday morning, though the instructor had to reassure them that her cough was not the virus, but was rather from overdoing it at karaoke the night before.
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That was clear in the boomtown Moscow I knew as the American ambassador a decade ago, full of the promise of a rising middle class and the consumption of an elite convinced that anything worth doing was worth overdoing.
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Also, like most bodily systems, the auditory system has ways of letting one know it's in distress: If you have ringing in your ears or temporary threshold shift—short-term hearing loss after exposure to a loud noise—you're overdoing it.
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Czepiga, who is currently freelancing for the culinary brand Momofuku, helping them leverage paid social ads to drive online reservations, said his biggest piece of advice to avoid overdoing it is to work with only one freelance client at a time.
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Michael Shannon is reliably hard-bitten as the cop, but too many of the Texas scenes, with Aaron Taylor-Johnson overdoing it as the main thug, carry a nasty whiff of the ersatz—an art-house fantasy of the redneck.
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The Moon connects with Pluto at 7:01 PM, encouraging us to let go of the past and evolve; opposes Jupiter at 8:40 PM (watch out for overdoing things!); and connects with Mercury at 10:17 PM, helping us think things through.
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But overdoing hydration has its own risks; marathon runners and other athletes have died after drinking more water than the kidneys are capable of processing in a timely manner, leading to swollen cells and dangerously low blood levels of sodium and other electrolytes.
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The message conveyed by the existence of these dueling projects is equally illuminating, saying a lot about the current age of true-crime TV -- namely, when it comes to tales that capture the public's imagination, anything worth doing is usually worth overdoing.
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Like other sport watches, it gives you a VO2 max estimation; it will also now tell you your current training status — whether you're overdoing it or whether you should train as usual — as well as your training load over a longer period of time.
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My guess is she doesn't make it out to Flushing or Sunset Park very often, and that her experience of American-Chinese food is limited to restaurants that cater to Western tastes by deep frying or adding sugar or overdoing it on the MSG.
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Clearly, we have seen volatile markets, at the end of last year, but again, that's much more, in my view, on the back of uncertainties, and I think the markets were overdoing it a little bit, and therefore you see the correction in January, as well.
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" Considering the level of detail involved in Bryce and Lisa's costumes, one of the challenges Needham faced was not overdoing it: "Sometimes, I felt like if we weren't being totally careful and conscious with those characters specifically, it could feel like they were going to prom.
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Like his Arnold Beckoff in "Torch Song," Mr. Urie's Hamlet is often histrionic to the point of hysteria and sardonic in a way that lets us know that, yes, he's aware he's overdoing it a bit, but wouldn't you if you were surrounded by such meshugas?
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But Justin Gooding of the University of New South Wales, in Sydney, Australia, now thinks he has a solution for those who might otherwise risk overdoing it on Bondi Beach: a stick-on UV sensor that can be tuned to give warning when a new slap of protection would be advisable.
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Click here to view original GIFEverything is better with butter on it, but to make sure you're not overdoing it and putting yourself on the road to a heart attack, the Biēm Butter Sprayer lets you lightly dole out a stick of that golden deliciousness by almost instantly turning it into a spray.
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Any wonder he tossed back Sazeracs & sidecars, the one who always woke sullen as the long blue light between buildings, who slept with his back curled like an accusation, who rocked his weight onto his heels like an amateur actor overdoing Stanley in "Streetcar" when he hailed his cab in the morning.
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"We have seen 'name and shame' statements from the Ministry of Ecology and Environment accusing (local governments) of either 'failing to do their duty' or 'overdoing it in a wrong way,'" said a researcher with ties to the ministry who declined to be identified because he is not authorized to talk to the media.
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Like you can be standing in baggage claim after a six-month backpacking trip so destabilizing that you scratch a mosquito bite and find some crust from a new, overdoing-it vacation tattoo you legitimately forgot about and would still rather shower with them, covered in sap and still sweating out the noise, than shower alone.
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There is so much to do that on the first night the organizers warn against overdoing things, laying out what they called the "5-523-1 rule": Make sure to get five hours of sleep a night, eat three meals, and "one shower or bath per day," a line that got a knowing laugh from the crowd.
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Early Monday morning, emotional conflict will turn us towards the climax of next Monday's eclipse, during the first quarter moon at 1:45 AM. We're hungover from overdoing it this weekend, when Jupiter, the planet of excess, squared off with Neptune, the planet of fantasy, which compelled us to get drunk and carried away; lost in our own little worlds.
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And when you do that and then have to figure out how to remake magic, especially when you just did something and then it happened, you're in this whole new ballgame where you can set yourself up for putting in too much effort, trying too hard, overdoing it, underdoing it, playing too many notes, putting too many bells and whistles on the recording.
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Then I looked at Instagram, which led me to Man Repeller and to "Larry David Has a 'Fashion Theory' and I'm Still Thinking About It." I love a quote that he gave about wearing one nice thing at a time, because if you wear too many nice things, it's like you're overdoing it and you only want to be half-dressed.
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There are probably hundreds of reporters here all looking to get the story out to their part of the world, and while many of them are thoughtful, there are always a few — I won't name names, but some Australians don't have a great reputation in New Zealand — who err on the side of overdoing it, both with victims and their families, and with others (like gun shop owners) who are more tangential to the story.
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