But overindulging in schadenfreude, as some Europeans are already doing, could backfire.
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Ah, Halloween, the glorious holiday devoted to underdressing in the cold while overindulging in sugar.
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"The joy of overindulging in a Black Friday sale isn't worth jeopardizing your financial well-being," said Allenbaugh.
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" Bryant says guests at the reception should steer clear of overindulging in booze, and "know when to stop.
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Our food landscape also pushes us away from healthy options and in the direction of overindulging in processed junk.
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You don't want to go to bed on an empty stomach, but overindulging in food or alcohol doesn't help you get a good night's sleep either.
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That last option is great for cats who don't like set feeding times but also have trouble with overindulging in those delicious little meat and fish pellets.
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Whether we're overindulging in retail therapy, leaning too heavily on credit cards, or not understanding the basics of good financial planning, our approach to saving could use a refresh.
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Judging other people and speaking poorly of them is a lot like overindulging in a decadent dessert; it feels good while you're doing it, but afterwards, you feel guilty and sick.
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Our rule of thumb is to treat everyone on campus, and in the immediate surroundings, the same: I'll never forget the call we got about an "unconscious tramp" in a toilet cubicle who turned out to be a tutor overindulging in Candy Crush on his lunch hour.
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That's it—we've all (hopefully) survived 4/20, although we imagine that a few of you are still baked out of your gourd from overindulging in that wonderful batch of fudgy, innocuous-looking brownies that subsequently transported you to a different dimension and left you immobilized on your living room carpet trying to understand the relationship dynamics between Ren and Stimpy.
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She was the daughter of Theobald I, Count of Blois and Luitgarde of Vermandois. In 968, she married William IV, Duke of Aquitaine. His overindulging in hunting and women offended her greatly. Around 990, he retired to a monastery.
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Co-creator, together with Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy, of the first example of Romantic Organ Sonata (the first one was composed in 1845); he moved in 1847 from being organist in Merseburg cathedral to become organist in Magdeburg Cathedral. In his critical writings, Ritter condemned the Renaissance organ composers referred to as the "Colorists" for overindulging in ornamentation.
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Drinking was tolerated, even for children at some occasions, but becoming intoxicated was not. The penalties could be very stiff, and were stricter for the elite.Coe, 84-87 The first transgression of a commoner would be punished by tearing his house down and sending him off to live in the field like an animal. A noble would generally not get a second chance and could be executed for overindulging in alcohol.
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Some bodybuilders often split their food intake into 5 to 7 meals of equal nutritional content and eat at regular intervals (e.g., every 2 to 3 hours). This approach serves two purposes: to limit overindulging in the cutting phase, and to allow for the consumption of large volumes of food during the bulking phase. Eating more frequently does not increase basal metabolic rate when compared to 3 meals a day.
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He singled out "My Evil Is Strong" and "Piano" for overindulging in cynical attitudes and monotonous music. David Browne was more critical in Entertainment Weekly. He believed Tricky's incorporation of more soul and reggae elements than Maxinquaye, as well as his use of spasmodic beats and "revue-style singers", had weakened his "trademark trip-hop" style and resulted in a more theatrical, "pretentious" record. At the end of 1996, Pre-Millennium Tension was voted the ninth best album of the year in the Pazz & Jop, an annual poll of American critics nationwide.
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There, they befriend lawyer George Hanson (Jack Nicholson), who has spent the night in jail after overindulging in alcohol. After the mention of having done work for the ACLU along with other conversation, George helps them get out of jail and decides to travel with Wyatt and Billy to New Orleans. As they camp that night, Wyatt and Billy introduce George to marijuana. As an alcoholic and a "square", George is reluctant to try it due to his fear of becoming "hooked" and it leading to worse drugs but quickly relents.
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On 2 November 1718, the Duchess went to Meudon to choose her apartments. On 8 February and 24 March 1719, the Regent came to Meudon to have supper with his beloved daughter, by then just about to give birth.The Regent's strategy failed: even in the final months of her pregnancy, the Duchess did not give up her daily rounds of entertainments and sensual debauchery, overindulging in copious suppers washed down with much wine and liquor. On 28 March, her labor pains began at her Palais du Luxembourg, allegedly after a carnal night of pleasure and heavy drinking.
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The effects of prize fighting along with him being overweight and unhealthy after a long life of overindulging in food and alcohol took its toll on the boxer. Like most boxers of the time, he did not live a very long life. Sullivan died at age 59 at his home in Abington, Massachusetts, supposedly from heart disease.The Strong Boy Blog At the time of his death, Sullivan had a young boy named Willie Kelly in his custody. The priest of Sullivan’s church had brought Kelly, an orphan, to the front of the parish and encouraged anyone with the means to care for the boy to do so.
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He also blew a three run lead in Game 2 of the 2000 NL Division Series against the San Francisco Giants, surrendering a game tying three run homer to JT Snow. He would also surrender the lead in Game 1 of the 2000 World Series to the New York Yankees, as the Yankees would eventually prevail in a marathon extra-inning game, ultimately winning the series in 5 games. Despite these struggles during his four seasons in New York, he managed to establish himself as one of the Major Leagues' better closers, saving 139 games. But it was also a painful time for Benítez, who battled gout during the 2000 season, due to overindulging in shellfish.
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Socrates finally asks why is it that men do harm to themselves, by overeating or overindulging in other pleasures, and asks Protagoras whether his view is the standard one, that these men do so because of pleasure. Protagoras agrees, and Socrates continues by saying that what we call bad is not necessarily unpleasant in the short term, but necessarily so in the long term, like certain foods that cause pleasurable sensations but harm the body in the long run. Socrates then concludes that the only reason why people exchange good for bad, like the pleasant taste of food for sickness that comes by eating it, is because they do not know that the first (the pleasure) is short, while the second (the pain) is long. The error they make is just like one in judging the sizes of different objects when they are far away, assuming one is smaller because it's further away.
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