It's overkill, yes, and overkill for the sake of just seeing if it was at all possible.
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If that sounds like overkill, it is —but in 2016, overkill may be the only way to guarantee that your phone is secure.
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Overkill is the rare thrash act that kept powereing along in the years after the genre's heyday without bending much to trends; even Slayer went nu-metal-ish for a minute there, but Overkill have pretty much sounded like Overkill for their entire career (for better or worse).
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His solutions are overkill, and they border on social engineering.
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In favor: The problem is that we're long past overkill.
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Certainly, 8K resolution in a consumer TV is beyond overkill.
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"Two egotistical guys with goatees — is that overkill?" said Markus.
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The array of options and sliding bars borders on overkill.
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Absolutely. But is The Bachelor the poster child for overkill?
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For the less rare stuff, though, it's a bit overkill.
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Trump also will roll back the massive Obama regulatory overkill.
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The word overkill doesn't seem to be in Sony's vocabulary.
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It's overkill, but force is the oldest anthem of war.
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Personal time is important, sure, but this seems like overkill.
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It's established that the Chimera is the definition of overkill.
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Anything more is overkill – inspirational quotes and rainbow colors included.
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Seeing Bruno Mars up there, channeling Prince, seemed like overkill.
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"Sounds like overkill," says Scott Townsend, director of recycling solutions.
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Always do overkill when your life is on the line.
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Mr. Manafort's lawyers said the prosecutors were engaging in overkill.
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But other pledges, like scrapping student tuition fees, are overkill.
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Thus tariffs and quotas imposed under 22019 would be overkill.
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Sometimes the arsenal deployed against recurrent cancer feels like overkill.
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"Some of that I thought, perhaps, was overkill," she said.
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Even for a completionist, this level of compulsion was overkill.
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Launching satellites on the spacecraft would be "overkill," according to Miller.
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But on social media, many people thought the regulations were overkill.
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I'll be honest with you: it's all probably overkill for me.
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Seems like more than that would be overkill at this point.
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That [full frontal] scene would have been overkill, and was cut.
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Again, 4TB is probably overkill for the vast majority of users.
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That said, HP's 240Hz screen is probably overkill for most people.
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If this seemed like overkill, I quickly learned that it wasn't.
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"It's been an overkill from the tabloid media," Ms. Chopra said.
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It goes right to the brink of overkill, and balances there.
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I admit this might sound like overkill, scrolling is scrolling, right?
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Experts say it's overkill, but at least one customer — Venezuela — disagrees.
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In our example, a phone number, it may have been overkill.
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Summoning the court of public opinion, the scientist felt, was overkill. After
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For most users, 1TB storage on a smartphone might seem like overkill.
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But it's bulky overkill for clothing, and it takes up valuable space.
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The 25-megapixel selfie camera was overkill, but, hey, I can't complain.
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It's a premium product that is often overkill for most people's needs.
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Having four or five meteorologists for commercial a mission is just overkill.
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At $400, it seems like — and likely is — overkill for most users.
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There's a difference between energetic and overkill, and it happens somewhere between !
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It is dressed, but it's never overkill; chic, but never too glamorous.
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It's the kind of mechanical overkill that makes a watch cost $250,000.
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ANONYMOUS I can imagine that a "companywide assessment" must feel like overkill.
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It's tough, all the advertising overkill that comes with a tight election.
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"It's not an unreasonable strategy, but it may be overkill," she says.
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This might seem like overkill to some, but those cynics are wrong.
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Three TB is overkill, but I have no other solution right now.
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The grenade launcher from the small-arms weapon there is totally overkill.
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Yes, that's a certifiably insane amount of overkill, but hey, moar pixels, yo.
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All PC pre-orders get the Overkill cosmetic skin pack as a bonus.
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"That would be absolute overkill and is contrary to the interest of justice."
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Depending on how you use the Internet, though, these packages may be overkill.
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A band called Urge Overkill from Chicago had the Union 76 orange ball.
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Two stage shows without pricing information is a lot; three would be overkill.
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The two front-facing cameras, meanwhile, bring the total up to seven. Overkill?
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This used to feel like overkill in the early days of the transition.
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Dress The Part: Wearing full business attire for a video interview is overkill.
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The most opulent scenes in Crazy Rich Asians turn almost immediately into overkill.
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Tony generally answers one or two every day, which I think is overkill.
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It was overkill, really, like a poster proclaiming the majesty of America's wildlands.
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Yet there's also a comic book texture to the literal and figurative overkill.
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It's really just right — 425 would be overkill, and 375 would be skimping.
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I pay for a 1Gbps connection which is, admittedly, a bit of overkill.
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Trying to trigger Article 5 for the nerve agent operation would be overkill.
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But Sylvan Esso evades the booming, repetitive overkill of typical electronic dance music.
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It's like what Mr. Russell thinks a fashion commercial ought to be: overkill.
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In his less successful films, his style lapses into self-parody or overkill.
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People are busy, and it's overkill to always text back "fo sho" to everything.
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Like the external design, the 21 X's spec sheet feels built for sheer overkill.
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Do you go for something equally powerful to match it or is that overkill?
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It was overkill to have seven people take turns talking from the network's studio.
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The number of charges was overkill, Smollett's lawyer Mark Geragos said in a statement.
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And there are so many USB ports in this thing it borders on overkill.
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The 25-megapixel selfie camera is overkill, but it will produce pretty nice selfies.
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We're looking forward to when we start with Overkill in Europe on November 93nd.
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On paper, it seems like opulent overkill, but in person, it sounds just right.
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In the case of confetti, we don't think there's such a thing as overkill.
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A blanket order to refuse to defend any part of the statute is overkill.
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I believe that we're open to everybody, and I think that this is overkill.
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I am very competitive, but I realized, running 80 miles a day was overkill.
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Still, seriously, deserts are pretty hot during the summer, the coat seems like overkill.
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Others thought his prison sentence was overkill — after all, we hadn't been physically assaulted.
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"It's total overkill, it's completely unconstitutional and it's done every day," Ms. Glen said.
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I think that might be overkill right now, but everything is on the table.
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It would be overkill to spend that much on an iPad without the accessories.
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More broadly, requiring every apartment to be wheelchair-ready feels like overkill, he said.
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Buying one for anything other than serious art or design work is really just overkill.
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It's technology for technology's sake, and the best kind of overkill for the gadget-obsessed.
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Finally, this current proposal, according to the CFTC to "reduce potential risks" is extreme overkill.
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Getting $1100 deep into the Beam just for a little extra bass seems like overkill.
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Inside the Kone Pure is a 50,000dpi optical sensor, which, sure, sounds like total overkill.
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It borders on overkill, but it also speaks to the audience Analogue is aiming for.
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There wasn't a point in the past week when the Fold didn't feel like overkill.
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But as Redd told us, barricading oneself and going into total isolation is probably overkill.
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Setting the interval to every second on a small business' surveillance camera might be overkill.
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It's OK to think that the reaction to the allegations against Al Franken was overkill.
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But the idea of headphones requiring an app feels positively silly to me; it's overkill.
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However, AHF believes a requirement here that a physician must speak about PrEP was overkill.
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Judge Frederic Block suggested anything more would be overkill, as the New York Times reports.
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And the soundtrack introduced new generations to the likes of Al Green and Urge Overkill.
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Is a DIY board with a massive processor and graphics card a bit of overkill?
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But now, with so many apps on our home screen, all that detail is overkill.
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JON CARAMANICA Musicianly overkill is Jacob Collier's vice and, in songs like this, his charm.
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A new car with a large red bow would, rightfully, be considered a little overkill.
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Cons to considerCall me a Luddite, but I found the voice control to be overkill.
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The RX100 IV and A6300 are still pretty overkill for a lot of regular consumers.
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What is unexpected, however, is the prosecutorial overkill in charging 16 separate counts against Jussie.
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"It might be good advice, but it's overkill for 99 percent of the population," says Pastor.
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This solution might sound like overkill, but in some ways, it's a much simpler overall design.
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It's overkill and he's even admitted it before — but he keeps doing it because he can.
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In terms of daily drivers, HP's media-friendly mobile powerhouse is overkill in nearly every environment.
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To others both inside and outside Facebook, but reportedly including Mark Zuckerberg — it feels like overkill.
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The iPad Pro would be overkill for her, but the new iPad would be just right.
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For a majority of users, the upgrades on the high end will mostly amount to overkill.
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As Perkins notes, using a $3.4 million missile to destroy a civilian drone is enormous overkill.
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California guidelines identify a potential health and safety hazard from pesticides, but some call that overkill.
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But, is it overkill to raise eyebrows at a saccharine, smiling watermelon on a toddler's romper?
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Petroleum industry interests said the EPA's plan to regulate existing oil and gas operations was overkill.
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" He added: "I always had concerns that if it was overkill it might jeopardize the operation.
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But it can be overkill to base any sort of meaningful criticism on Summer League stats.
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That might be overkill, but hey, it's always good to know that your devices are connected.
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Faced with weak political parties and cronyism, Latin American countries tend to respond with regulatory overkill.
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It sounds like overkill, but you've almost certainly never seen a timelapse video this breathtaking before.
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When you're cooking Thanksgiving dinner for a small crowd, a whole turkey will certainly be overkill.
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Aside from the tip about dressing to fit in, which is true, everything else is overkill.
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This result suggests that stringent requirements for frequent inspection of two-girder bridges may be overkill.
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He said there is an "overkill" how much certainty FOMC members could have in preparing this.
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Venus's realm is a platform full of lethargically, primordially pulsing heaps of flesh — sensuality's nightmarish overkill.
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The best SD card for one device may be overkill for the next, or even incompatible.
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That he's played by that tall drink of plasma Matthew Goode ("The Crown") is just overkill.
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It's also helped them garner an international following and opening slots for bands like Overkill and Vader.
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Whatever Mr Musk's bumbling misdeeds, crushing Tesla's valuation and future prospects by ousting him seems like overkill.
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This is an overkill for your vacation photos, but Edward Snowden would love this kind of feature.
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In short, this wild flask offers so much overkill it might as well be a Deadpool movie.
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Say hello to the 2600D X MarkII, whose overkill will surely be embraced by professional photographers everywhere.
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Full Alexa in a car seems like overkill, but it also feels like a beachhead for Amazon.
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You can even get the 4K-equipped Z5 Premium but that seems like the definition of overkill.
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Instead of fresh thinking, we got the same old Cold War nuclear overkill, only much more expensive.
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The company is in pure overkill mode right now, and no competitor seems to have an answer.
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He allowed that duplicating the information on the virtual cockpit and the center screen might be overkill.
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At the hearing Whitehouse was disgusted with himself and his colleagues, noting that billions were probably overkill.
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You can upgrade to 12 GB of RAM in the Galaxy S10 Plus, but it's really overkill.
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The yellow flourish is so awe-inspiring that Bergotte regrets the verbose overkill in his own books.
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This is all overkill for phones, but the brick can also be used to charge a laptop.
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Another employee from in the US hailed Google's prep, though questioned whether some of it was overkill.
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"We built a niche for it in the library, and it was just overkill," Mr. Brown said.
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If you already have Amazon Echo devices installed in your home, adding another one might be overkill.
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That may sound like overkill, but all those megapixels help out the zoom and other camera features.
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At times, I found that bokeh would be overkill, often bleeding into people's hair or facial features.
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Its title, "God Complex," is overkill, since hanging the outfit in cruciform makes the point more effectively.
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If you live in a tiny space, like a studio apartment, a mesh network is probably overkill.
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Its complex political structure compounded its problem and led to "institutional overkill", according to the experts report.
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This is overkill for most people, but it's fun that you can do that from UniFi's controller.
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This annual exercise in motorsports overkill is an 250-year-old tradition This annual exercise in motorsports overkill is an 240-year-old tradition held on public and private roads just outside the French village of Le Mans on the weekend of the summer solstice to maximize sunlight.
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Instead, Samsung decided to make the entire S20 lineup overkill in terms of features, and priced it accordingly.
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Making the connection yet again just seems like overkill, especially since there wasn't even a bow in sight.
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Yet flat-out blindness to a potential employee's public social media presence seems, at this point, like overkill.
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Logitech's $50 G840 XL Gaming Mouse Pad seemed at first to be the absolute overkill of the genre.
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The sauce which it was bathed in was tastefully sour and blessedly devoid of any sugary overkill. Touché.
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But like a cute little outfit burdened with too many accessories, Zoolander 2 is a victim of overkill.
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When I read the complaint against Manafort, I was struck not only by the overlap but the overkill.
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Still, King's nomination seems a bit like overkill, given that her character was far less complex than Arquette's.
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It also greatly increased inspections of food facilities, and levies new taxes to pay for this inspection overkill.
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But a cart of toilet paper is beyond overkill for the 14-day duration of a coronavirus quarantine.
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Mr. Trump's proposed "big, beautiful" barrier would be overkill, and little more than an act of political symbolism.
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Free-standing, ruggedly built, and weighing enough to justify renting a llama, it's overkill in most other circumstances.
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"I don't believe in overkill, I don't believe in fighting just for the sake of fighting," Castro said.
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It sounds concerning, but it is an overkill that works — and that I'm still thinking about months later.
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The cushioning isn't overkill so you won't get blisters but also doesn't make you feel like a mummy.
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The killings pile up, yet Jarmusch, the master of mellowdrama, would rather die than be accused of overkill.
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Overseeing this whirlwind is Baz Luhrmann, whose specialty is teen-age lust, teen-age love, and aesthetic overkill.
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At a minimum, it would be wise to extend it and further reduce their capacities for nuclear overkill.
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To some, the painstaking gauntlet of primaries, the popular election, and the Electoral College might seem like overkill.
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It's probably overkill, but having your photos saved to both your new device and the cloud can't hurt.
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It's really overkill, and I'd take the Quad HD model over it for the sake of longer battery life.
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In this case, the wheel takes into account all possible positions leading to a delightful bit of horological overkill.
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"We are Ukrainians," Mr. Ostaltsev, a machine-gunner in the army, said of the bacon overkill on most toppings.
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The region's states are marked by heavy-handed regulatory overkill mixed, in practice, with wide discretionary power for officials.
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Take a moment to admire the mechanical overkill of the pull-out Ethernet jack on this "new" Fujitsu laptop.
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Emmanuel Lubezki won Best Cinematographer for "The Revenant", making that three consecutive Academy Awards (following "Birdman" and "Gravity"). Overkill?
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If you have significant savings and are generally comfortable with your money, a zero-based budget may be overkill.
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On the other hand, to the group that held up Massachusetts as a health reform model, it was overkill.
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"We have 23 sensors, which is extreme overkill," said Janna Wandzilak, a Delos director, who was leading our tour.
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Does she realize that her picture will now be positioned in the Westerosi dictionary next to the word "overkill"?
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The revival has spawned gin-flavored marmalade and gin-scented candles, prompting fears of overkill among some British producers.
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His office has also attracted criticism for vigorous investigations of potential voter fraud that some advocates say is overkill.
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There's a similar feeling of overkill at "My Left/Right Foot," playing to full houses at the Assembly Roxy.
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Shopping Guide When you need a little extra storage or display space, a weighty bookcase can sometimes be overkill.
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It was there that she met Angela Hill, known as Overkill, another veteran of the ring and the cage.
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While I do like the feature, I noticed the blur was a bit overkill even on the lowest setting.
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The amount of testimony was so excessive that Judge Cogan cautioned prosecutors more than once from engaging in overkill.
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On albums like Overkill, they fused punk and metal to create thrash, a sound that has been replicated endlessly.
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It's overkill for personal use and jacks up your electric bill — and it's not doing the environment any favors, either.
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The NY crossover influence is more apparent here, too—"Intervention" sounds like Overkill colliding on the subway with Cro-Mags.
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While deploying every single option might be overkill, you can pick and choose a combo of options that suit you.
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Dell's approach to this challenge, unveiled with the 2017 XPS 27 all-in-one, is to go for audio overkill.
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This photo below is too much: The T8 also lets you choose a color filter, which really felt like overkill.
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This sketch smartly clocks in at 90 seconds — any longer for something this weird and specific would have been overkill.
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That sort of feature is overkill in the home setting, but makes sense off-site in, say, a construction site.
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They came in fast (Intel Core i5 processor) and really fast (Intel Core i7 processor) — overkill for running mostly Chrome.
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It could have been overkill, but it's a pleasantly disquieting ride, devoid — thank God — of gratuitous, doll-themed horror visuals.
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WordPress and Drupal are overkill, our engineers are going to build you a custom CMS that will work way better.
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Deleting your account might be overkill, especially if you don't want anyone to hijack your email address once it's recycled.
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The Home Max is overkill for most people, but at least it's an option if you're all about that bass.
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" They also produced some super successful albums, including the band's first self-titled album as well as "Overkill and Bomber.
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This is still overkill for a city or a base, but nowhere near enough power to destroy an entire planet.
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But, the favorite SD card for a professional photographer may be overkill for a hobbyist with a 12-megapixel camera.
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I know that seems like overkill, but you've pushed me to this dark place and I don't see another way.
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At its best, the result is almost too nerve-wracking to watch, even though sometimes it feels like massive overkill.
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When that first patient in Washington state presented himself for testing, Compton-Phillips said the hospital took an "overkill" approach.
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It might be overkill for some people, but if you're all in on wireless charging, this lamp deserves serious consideration.
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Thanks to this overkill, each of this book's characters becomes more detestable as he or she becomes more fully revealed.
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From an overhead bin, he retrieved a special Nunavut campaign parka, which was overkill given the 5-degree-Celsius temperature.
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Instead, it's an eco-fable devoid of didactic overkill, delivered with energy, winking mischief, unobtrusive effects and a skilled cast.
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While it might have seemed like overkill, the U.S. had three drones airborne by the time Soleimani landed in Baghdad.
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That welcome may seem like overkill, and no doubt some weary travelers would rather check in without all the fuss.
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Brannen favors the overkill hypothesis — that spear-chucking humans drove the mammoth if not to extinction then to extinction's brink.
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Other defenders of the status quo contend that the bill represents overkill — because criminality in the industry is relatively rare.
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Overkill warns everyone not to trust A.E.G.I.S., but his allies push him and Dangerboat to confront their fears and traumatic pasts.
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But truthfully, 32GB of RAM is overkill, and depending on the games you play, the RTX 2080 GPU might be too.
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If the pen is mightier than the sword, the fountain pen might seem like the canon: outdated, unwieldy, and total overkill.
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For now, just take a moment to bask in the glorious, mostly unnecessary overkill that defines the Xperia XZ Premium. Specs?
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Some might call it overkill, but unless you see the change happening in real-time, the process isn't quite as jarring.
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Speaking of overkill, there's also a feature called Party Booster that lets you bang on the speaker to create sound effects.
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As I said, that's likely to be overkill for most people since 8K TVs and monitors are pretty rare and expensive.
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Double-cleansing might sound like overkill, but if you live in a city or wear makeup daily, it's actually a necessity.
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It may be obvious, but the Blade's gaming-level components make it basically overkill for any productivity or web-based work.
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They're definitely recognizable for in-the-know fashion fans, but not so trendy that they'll seem like overkill to everyone else.
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There are fancy cameras, and then there are flagship professional DSLRs—big super powerful overkill machines designed for ultra-fast performance.
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At the time, it seemed like overkill — but knowing that this kind of attack is possible, it's probably worth turning on.
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But some Spaniards think the charge of rebellion and pre-trial detention smack of overkill by a conservative but independent judiciary.
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ARROYO: But the focus on every little -- on every bit of flour, on every lay of the dress, it&aposs overkill.
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Still, the mass-scale uproar that ensues every time he opens his mouth (or his Twitter app) has felt like overkill.
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It's overkill, likely for 99.9-percent of us, but hey, it's nice to know the feature's there if you need it.
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Angela "Overkill" Hill is a ferocious UFC strawweight (and former Invicta champion at 115 lbs), and a massive Street Fighter fan.
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I had bought some thick ribeyes from Whole Foods for my inaugural sous vide meal, but realized later that was overkill.
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But unlike other ad and tracker blockers, the app doesn't use overkill third-party lists that prevent apps from working properly.
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It is this mood of unreflective overkill, rather than any aggregation of details, that stamps "American Made" as a period drama.
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"Some say that's overkill, but the minute a charge goes through that I didn't authorize, I know about it," he said.
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We caught up with UFC fighter Angela Overkill Hill, as she showed off how cosplay helps her get ready for fights.
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Much of the narrative is interwoven with centuries-old maritime tales, as well as with family histories that are occasionally overkill.
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People will disagree with the Public and they might even be offended, but seeking to shut the play down is overkill.
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When, at one point, she sits on a rustic whoopee cushion, it seems like overkill; she is already a whoopee cushion.
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RoomMe is an interesting take on the idea of personalized home automation; a dream for some, but "smart" overkill for many.
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So while it may make sense to keep some oil in reserve for national emergencies, 700 million barrels is likely overkill.
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Like the investigation into Pruitt's $43,000 phone booth, this one also concluded that the security detail was overkill and was unwarranted.
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The roster-stuffing routine is overkill, and subtracts some prestige from an honor that barely has any left to begin with.
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Overkill and Dot's relationship provides a clear parallel to the one between the vigilante Frank Castle and paralegal-turned-reporter Karen Page in Netflix's Daredevil and The Punisher, but The Tick's version is actually stronger, because Dot is more willing to call Overkill on his bullshit, and he's more willing to show her his softer side.
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Meanwhile, a masked vigilante named "Overkill" certainly is that, what with his gravelly voice and snarled "fuck yous" at his snippy computer.
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The shark/lightning example is perhaps overkill though, because fish blood from spearfishing victims appeals to behavioural elements of the shark itself.
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The Galaxy S20 phones can record 8K video at 30 frames per second, which is likely to be overkill for most people.
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To be honest, most of the specs are probably overkill for my purposes — and I still haven't put together a Ryzen system!
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It is this change that Mr Pai has vowed to undo: he considers the FCC's new dominion over ISPs as regulatory overkill.
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"It's something you see everywhere, and some places it's overkill, but we're comfortable with where we're at," Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz said.
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While that sounds like an overkill, Huawei thinks this is the best physical representation of its work when it comes to photography.
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However, a special smart diaper which requires an additional attachment in the form of a sensor sure seems like overkill to me!
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" That's a change from February, when Kinzinger said on MSNBC that calls for "a 9/11-type commission is overkill on this.
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"It was overkill," Ken Wong, a marketing professor at the Smith School of Business at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario, told Reuters.
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Preparing for power outages is an important part of storm preparedness, but if you're an urban apartment dweller, it may be overkill.
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Trump's recent statements suggest the possible development of a superweapon, a massive overkill conventional strike, or simple exaggeration or misrepresentation of facts.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower recoiled at the concept of nuclear overkill, where far more people are killed than necessary to defeat an enemy.
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Maybe it was overkill, but no one in the office would have missed work on the day of a return from holiday.
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Just when you think the earnestness in Speed is overkill, Annie steps in to give the film a once-over of realness.
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But I didn't have many euros, so I bought an Overkill T-shirt that said "Fuck You" seven times on the back.
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To chip away at these ever-growing entry barriers, an aggressive mechanism to review existing regulations for growth-inhibiting overkill is needed.
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This is a band that worships Overkill, Nuclear Assault, and Flotsam and Jetsam as much as they do Judas Priest and Motorhead.
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This shows that the 1.5°C pathway represents climate policy overkill and puts little or no value on the interests of humanity.
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SOULWAX Three drummers slammed home the sheer overkill of Soulwax, a Belgian band with an aggressively sardonic attitude toward pop and technology.
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Some might regard that — or her collection of 80 elaborate evening gowns and many more cocktail dresses and lunch looks — as overkill.
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Rivals to the overkill hypothesis include, among others, the landscaping hypothesis, according to which we eradicated mammoths by burning down their habitats.
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How about Angela "Overkill" Hill, a UFC fighter who has taken her own love for games and fighting to a new level?
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Given California's reputation for legislative overkill, it's astonishing that groundwater pumping has been absolutely unregulated in the state for its entire history.
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Second, Fed tightening gives other central banks cover; any bank tightening on its own would probably see its currency strengthen strongly, risking overkill.
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The President was "hot" and exasperated Thursday night after Sessions' recusal, a source familiar with the situation said, considering it hasty and overkill.
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Interesting advice, and you can take it if you want, but I have to say I think body modification is kind of overkill.
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Overkill said it's doing this to give it time to go through player opinions and to analyze and make adjustments for future builds.
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Yet, Overkill: The Unsolved Murder of JonBenét doesn't really give viewers already deeply familiar with the case a good reason to tune in.
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If Big Apple lacks the scope and scale of the Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey juggernaut, it neatly avoids bombast and overkill, too.
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"While this is no doubt negative news, the intraday stock reaction seems like overkill," Canaccord analyst Ryan Meliker said, in a research note.
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Not everyone is running a classified server or a nuclear program, so a USB firewall might be a bit of overkill for some.
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But I got to say, even for me, someone obligated to carry a camera to every meeting or event, this thing is overkill.
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At first blush, one might think multi-part retellings of stories where everyone knows the outcome would amount to, pardon the expression, overkill.
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Jonathan Burroughs, who previously worked on games ranging from Kinect Sports to House of the Dead: Overkill, knows the feeling all too well.
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Taped by her fellow students at Spring Valley High School in Columbia, that jolting encounter last October was widely condemned as police overkill.
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There's nothing in the review I would disagree with now, but the tone seems like overkill, with a harshness that makes me wince.
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The uppercuts were frequent but it wasn't overkill and they almost always caught Teixeira stepping , and seldom saw Gustafsson eat that Teixeira overhand.
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Having Kimmy in a Christmas store for a whole season of episodes could potentially be overkill, but her friends are back too. Mrs.
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The second act opens with him sitting on a golden toilet, a moment that's intended as satirical relief but comes off as overkill.
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The song enjoyed a second life when it featured on the 1994 "Pulp Fiction" soundtrack, recorded by the alternative rock group Urge Overkill.
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Perhaps my attitude comes in part from overkill during college: The instructor of a gym class I took played excerpts during exercise sessions.
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For many, the PC is simply overkill for the task at hand, tasks better served by simpler devices such as smartphones and tablets.
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This may seem like overkill for the relatively simple task of opening a can, but once you try it, you'll be a convert.
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On the other hand, even simple hardware like Mask could be overkill for things like blinking, which some avatars do already at automatic intervals.
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"My take is that boycotting sales won't make a dent in projects of this magnitude," said Overkill (The Walking Dead) systems designer Miodrag Kovachevic.
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But not everyone can afford the $23.0K Predator 22.0 X. Nor does everyone need a machine that might as well be called Laptop Overkill.
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Petersen has everything you see in one of Stella's flamboyant wall pieces, but none of the macho overkill and slapped-on coats of paint.
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Somewhere in between the genesis of an internet trend and the point at which it becomes overkill lies the sweet-spot of viral awesomeness.
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One email, Fallon said, appeared to contain "information from a published news article," which would suggest that the top secret classification was perhaps overkill.
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That the film deploys Terrence's Blanchard's slightly generic but passable orchestral score almost to the point of overkill doesn't do it any favors either.
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Dyson says the vacuum monitors battery capacity four times every second, which seems like overkill, but is also a very Dyson thing to do.
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There are places like China where a major expansion of coal capacity is arguably overkill and new plants may prove money-losing white elephants.
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Almost all of those numbers are overkill for what most people think they want on a Chromebook, but here they're put to good use.
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Much of that weight comes from the heavy-duty waterproof liner, which is invaluable for bike commuters, but is overkill for walking around town.
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And while some might find her matchy-matchy sandals and Dvani drop earrings overkill, I think her understated accessories hit all the right notes.
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It's a bit overkill, I think, to replace a checker or self-checkout stand with a hundred cameras that unblinkingly record every tiny movement.
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It seems sort of odd that the categories Sports, TV Shows, Movies and Kids are in both "Browse" and "Home" — I think that's overkill.
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But now that analytics can point to likely violators, and business practices can be tracked in real time, such regulation may amount to overkill.
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But we are seeing now that this regulatory overkill has inflicted unacceptable collateral damage — driving away needed investment and undermining consumer protection for starters.
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She's grateful for the increased police presence after last year, she said, but the sheer scale was "a little bit of overkill," she said.
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He was adept in defeating Sarah Palin in 85033 without going into overkill mode, and he minced Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanIs Joe Biden finished?
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The 32 GB version costs around $70 — which is fine if you need all that speed and durability, but is likely overkill for others.
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"Good Grief" refigures the band through ecstatic overkill — the harmonies that were once the group's anchor are set upon by all manner of production.
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Overkill Evolution hit one or two jumps before flying up, spinning, and then hitting a perfect god damn vertical drop onto its own roof.
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There are even more capitalist forays into her world of wizardry, but there's only so much evidence one can compile before it becomes overkill.
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Fireworks are cooler to watch than to hear, so the nearly 30-second sound effects capping both ends of the song are borderline overkill.
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With its mound of brown sugar nuggets blanketing a moist, sour cream-enriched cake, crumb cake often walks the line between luxury and overkill.
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Though the size of the space may suggest overkill for the number of seats, Mr. Bouley has taken a sharp pencil to the ledger.
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In addition, each Galaxy S20 phone comes with 12 GB of RAM as standard, which can easily be categorized as overkill for most people.
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For new customers, the iPad may be overkill for basic tasks, especially if you can just pay $50 for a media tablet from Amazon.
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Some lawmakers scoffed at the new law as overkill, citing an existing rule that already prohibits smartphone use during instruction time in classrooms. 13.
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"They argue that it is defensive, it looks like it's a bit overkill, surface to air missiles, long runways... it seems excessive," Shanahan said.
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Look, in a time when a typical laptop configuration comes with 256GB of storage, putting 1TB of storage in a phone might seem like overkill.
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The Shimano Alfine eight-speed shifter was overkill for Amsterdam's flat terrain, but I was happy to have it when starting from a dead stop.
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If people sit down with the intention of listening and trying to undo the problem, then we have no evidence for an overkill backfire effect.
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But still, he said he "was uncomfortable with the idea bringing some massive hammer of dissent down," and thought the new letter was possibly overkill.
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It sounds like overkill, but the idea here is to make it harder to access the apps that are keeping you glued to your phone.
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But Levine believes a year-long delay is overkill — and it means paying taxes on earnings accumulated while the money was in the traditional IRA.
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Consuming nightshades is problematic for only a very small number of people, so it's overkill to suggest that everyone should avoid these vegetables and fruits.
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But there is potential for overkill here, given that the weapon was being used against guerrilla fighters and could easily have resulted in civilian casualties.
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This might all seem like overkill to some of you, but you probably don't eat half of your meals at your computer like I do.
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Luckily, in an age of TV overkill, the show doesn't take long to get there: it is only eight episodes long; each is twenty minutes.
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Then on Tuesday, Saudi authorities announced they would halt all medical treatment programs in Canada and transfer Saudi patients to hospitals outside the country. Overkill?
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If you live in a tiny apartment, spending $21,2290 to $2900,500 for a speaker capable of generating up to 4,500 watts of power was overkill.
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Some public health officials and vaping advocates think that regulating e-cigarettes as tobacco products is overkill; after all, the devices don't even hold tobacco.
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Some news coverage of Hurricane Harvey and Hurricane Irma has verged on overkill, as reporters withstand the same dangerous conditions they've advised viewers to avoid.
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But the entire Galaxy S20 range is already IP68 dust- and water-resistant, so unless you're trekking in extreme environments, this bulky case is overkill.
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I top with strawberries, strawberry jam (kind of overkill, tbh), molasses, peanuts, and a little bit of peanut butter when the jam becomes too much.
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They considered using deep learning, but decided that this would be overkill and that there wasn't enough time to train a model during the hackathon anyway.
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If there are instances where there are monopolies, it would seem overkill to have an entire federal agency dedicated to ex ante regulation of their services.
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There's a risk here that Facebook's mania for stories will be interpreted as overkill by its users, and the feature will ultimately fade into the background.
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As for wedding season drama or "first world problems", the lone option — unfriending anyone who tends to mention either on a regular basis — felt like overkill.
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It has a 16,000 DPI sensor (overkill, but the new high-end default) which can be tuned in the single digits to match your preferred sensitivity.
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Not only would that be décor overkill — it's true what they say, sometimes less is more — but it would also more than kill our bank accounts.
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The move seemed like an overkill response to competition by Snap that made Facebook look desperate and less interesting as an employer fighting for top talent.
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In his comments on Friday, Trump flashed irritation at his former counsel, suggesting the 30-plus hours of testimony he provided to Mueller's office was overkill.
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That might sound like overkill, but attempt to T-bone the $84,000 car and you'll see what all those sensors (plus an active suspension) can do.
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A smartphone with 27K display sounds like overkill for daily use, but for use with VR, it would mean sharper virtual worlds with fewer visible pixels.
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The same goes for the $251,275 version I reviewed which comes with an i9-9900K, an RTX 2080, and 32GB of RAM (overpriced and spec overkill).
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It seemed overkill then, but now it looks like the blueprint for a new class of Android phone, which Google will officially certify as Daydream Ready.
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It's impossible to discuss this delay without mentioning the many people who think that the 12-month waiting period to donate blood is overkill — and discriminatory.
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But if the point is to reach a new audience, one that didn't buy a Phantom, packing all this firepower seems like it might be overkill.
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Shooting down a drone with a missile is overkill, but it also illustrates a problem federal and state regulatory agencies face when contemplating emerging, innovative technologies.
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You get 4K support for shows and movies that have it with "Premium," and can watch on four screens at once, but it's a bit overkill.
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Until now, I have never come across an approach to this piece that taps into its latent power, which is too often sacrificed to directorial overkill.
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It's overkill to say that they are doing it on purpose when it's a proportionately tiny number of people who are going to be at Glastonbury.
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"As we also wanted the decor to match without being overkill, we added touches of white and green to keep things understated and elegant," she added.
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He also wrote a patriotic finale for the show but decided it was overkill — and so "God Bless America" sat in his trunk for 20 years.
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There is a case to be made for a cupcake in which the cake itself is so tender and buttery that adding frosting would be overkill.
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But Trulove's case is perhaps the most glaring contradiction in Harris' record, one critics like him say is littered with carceral overkill she declines to acknowledge.
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Pros: Fantastically warm, durable construction, blocks out water and wind, thoughtful pocket layoutCons: Overkill for most peopleShop all men's down and insulated jackets at Mountain Hardware
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Having used many cheap Chromebooks with low performance processors, I thought the Core i2100 chip and 210GB of RAM would be a little overkill, but it wasn't.
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Then again, it wouldn't be the first time Hollywood has seized on a hit and, in the frenzy to replicate it, engaged in what amounts to overkill.
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The overkill is thanks to a years-long delay, and SpaceX will take a substantial financial hit to make good on a contract it signed in 2010.
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Meanwhile, the cheapest Apple laptop with a real GPU is the $22,23 MBP 21, which does offer much better graphics performance, but is overkill for most folks.
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I was prepared to declare the 8GB of RAM on the more expensive OnePlus 5 model an example of total overkill, but now I'm not so certain.
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Five rear cameras seems like overkill when you consider other phones like the Galaxy S10 and S93+ are just now starting to add a third rear camera.
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There is no overkill, and as Hofstadter writes later, it's because the paranoid actor fundamentally believes that the conspiracy against them controls the entirety of the world.
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I'm currently writing this review on the i7 model, with 32GB of RAM and 1TB of storage, and almost everything about this $2,499 machine feels like overkill.
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"The idea of being preemptive would be overkill," in an economy with weak growth and no serious sign yet of a run-up in inflation, Bullard said.
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That feature would be overkill against the Islamic State, which does not have an air force nor any means to hit sophisticated aircraft flying at high altitude.
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When I first started on the street, I thought the prevalence of hot sauce everywhere was a little overkill; now I can't get through breakfast without it.
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Lawyers, diplomats and activists fear the new pressure could lead to legal "overkill" in an open city already struggling with increased interference from Beijing's Communist Party rulers.
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Calling is pretty much what we've come to expect from these sorts of devices, albeit without the kind of overkill UX touches that many chat apps have.
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BI held its main interest rate steady at 4.25 percent at its last policy meeting, saying an increase would be overkill or counterproductive to economic growth momentum.
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But few people on Earth have ever used as bizarre or overkill a method as devised by a Cold War physicist: the explosion of a nuclear bomb.
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WaveNet produced what I called "eerily convincing" speech one audio sample at a time, which probably sounds like overkill to anyone who knows anything about sound design.
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" Steven Aftergood, an expert in government secrecy at the Federation of American Scientists, said the State Department's initial decision to redact the emails struck him as "overkill.
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That may sound to some like overkill for a simple walker, but it addresses several failings in the medical and support systems on which these people rely.
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But it wasn't the media overkill that upset me; it was the sneaking suspicion that I was more manipulative and desperate for help than I had realized.
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Aaron Carter is adamant he has a right and a need to have guns -- but he now says assault weapons are overkill so he's giving them up.
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"I don't know if it's the fact that my husband has voiced that sometimes too sexy is just overkill and he's not comfortable with that," she said.
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While all that fanfare might seem like overkill for a candy shop, ChocolatZeina's grand reopening was the culmination of years of struggle that warranted a raucous celebration.
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It's hard not to feel the sense of total fucking overkill when it comes to taking online quizzes that supposedly reveal this or that about your personality.
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There are only so many ways to do a zombie storyline, and the franchise may have finally stopped flirting with overkill and stepped right over the line.
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If you spend most of your time on social media, texting, or browsing the web, the enhanced performance you'll get from the A11 Bionic processor could be overkill.
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Reelz's new special, Overkill: The Unsolved Murder of JonBenét isn't nearly as exploitive as it could be, but that doesn't make rehashing the original crime any more necessary.
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That'd be welcome in Windows 10 or MacOS, but Chrome is supposed to be less demanding to begin with and the i5-8250U can and should be overkill.
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The big picture: Sure it was coverage overkill, but this wasn't some software or biotech startup that had raised over $60 million and was then sold for scrap.
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Before the election, Trump, who consumes fast food prodigiously, proposed a plan that attacked the "FDA Food Police" for "inspection overkill" and promised to ease food-safety regulations.
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Peng Feng of the Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences warns that the use of the credit system is overkill, raising a risk that officials will abuse their power.
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It may seem like overkill or a needless limitation considering the most impressive AI achievement humanity has ever seen is that it is really good at board games.
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With non-linear storytelling and an exceptionally rad soundtrack, Axolotl Overkill is, if nothing else, a very compelling world to live in for an hour and a half.
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If the tallish tower with music-ready speakers is overkill, Amazon is also slashing the Echo Dot, which can listen and respond, but is not for playing media.
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While that may seem like overkill at a first glance, it's actually a pairing that complements the flavours in the same way a red wine would a steak.
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The Utopia's got a fancier, less common connection at the cups, so you're kind of stuck with the overkill cable and its 6.35mm jack for your audio source.
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He also argued that in the 1990s we got a lot of great new technology, like laptops and the web and search engines, but without going into overkill.
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Moves in a handful of states to follow New Jersey's explicit coal-rolling prohibition have been opposed by those who argue that a ban would be regulatory overkill.
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Chapman was overkill from the start, but he was available for such a reduced price last December that the Yankees would have been foolish not to get him.
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Then the overkill of crack coming into play—this cheap drug that sells so fast, and make so much money being controlled and used by the community itself.
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"This is purely a case of founders going for overkill," said Manoj Kumar, a managing partner at the corporate law firm Hammurabi & Solomon, which is based in Delhi.
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The Prep + Color Lip Set consists of four different brushes, which might seem like overkill, but once you've tried them all you'll wonder how you ever lived without them.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Russell Westbrook is either on the verge of history or overkill this NBA season while on pace for one of the league's most baffling statistical efforts.
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As a political matter, however, a criminal charge following unsuccessful impeachment might look like overkill or piling on, which could make a prosecutor more reluctant to bring criminal charges.
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"When a code is well-written and properly anticipates problems, people observe a lack of incidents, and often assume that the code must be asking for overkill," he says.
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For someone like me, who lives in an apartment and doesn't have kids or a ton of people coming in and out all the time, it's a bit overkill.
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We already possess massive nuclear overkill, with a stockpile of 4,000 nuclear weapons when a few hundred would be enough to dissuade any nation from attacking the United States.
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I like it with a little chorizo (or chouriço!) stirred in with the peppers, Iberian-style, but this may be overkill, certainly if you're serving those who eschew swine.
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While it may be overkill for some, the Yeti Hopper M30 is the best all-around soft cooler with its signature HYDROLOK zipper, big capacity, and rugged build quality.
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" Another juror, Warren Wicke, a former corporate recruiter who retired to Mount Vernon, voted against a sabotage conviction, calling the charge "overkill," and described Ward as a "good man.
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Threatening to quit every time you suffer a minor indignity is overkill, but if you're truly suffering for 40 hours a week, you have my full blessing to bail.
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The festival is to the music world what the town is to the rest of Southern California: a lovably eccentric jewel, a tiny explosion of beauty, weirdness and overkill.
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All these were fine, Jack thought; though a purist in many respects, and a ferocious enemy of cliché and rhetorical overkill, he saw language as a living, growing organism.
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It was overkill on very lightweight assertions by a team of individuals in leadership positions who appeared to be driven by personal agendas, rather than normal protocols and practices.
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Here's the thing about smart luggage: It might seem like overkill when you buy it, but someday, when you least expect it, you're going to be awfully happy you did.
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Adding group video calls to FaceTime has been a long time coming, and the new interface looks intuitive enough (even if support for up to 32 users seems like overkill).
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While it might be overkill for folks with a few baby pictures to back up, it's definitely worth a look if you keep lots of stuff on lots of servers.
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It seemed to be overkill for Yankees starter Masahiro Tanaka (4-2), who gave up just one run on two hits and two walks in six innings, striking out nine.
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The new Mac Pro and the Pro Display XDR itself are nothing short of overkill, which is exactly what professionals need, not just for today but years down the road.
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I have noticed, however, that once academic administrations properly commit to necessary diversity programs, they sometimes err on the side of overkill that can unintentionally help to discredit such programs.
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While it may have been overkill to send twelve armed and armored federal agents to arrest the 66-year-old Stone before dawn, it's certainly not extraordinary under American standards.
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One thing is sure: For casual users or anyone buying their first laptop, who may just want a computer for web browsing and lightweight apps, the MacBook Pro is overkill.
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Tesla Cybertruck&aposs controversial style and decked out armor-like exterior and towing capability seem like overkill for everyday driving, but they could be perfect for camping just about anywhere.
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What logic would open the pandora's box of a global nuclear testing breakout for the sake of adding of a new nuclear capability on top of our current overkill superiority?
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Admittedly, the marketing might be overkill, but they are definitely a high-quality boxer brief that I don't have to think about once I put them on in the morning.
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I was into Metallica, Slayer, Exodus, Overkill, Anthrax—all those bands really inspired me as a musician because I couldn't do the Eddie Van Halen stuff that everyone was doing.
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Mythology has acquired the rights across all platforms including film, television, video games, publishing, and more, meaning Slender Man could be destroyed through total capitalist overkill, as many franchises are.
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At the outset, my husband thought this was ridiculous overkill, but I knew Murphy's Law would dictate that they're likely to need to pee (or more) at the same time.
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Last year, Democrats included a considerable hike for domestic spending in their budget resolution, but still faced opposition from progressives who saw the concurrent spike in defense spending as overkill.
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Some of Apple's "pro" devices, like the iMac Pro or recently announced Mac Pro, are truly meant for high-level professionals and are likely overkill for the average consumer's needs.
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The average person is going to think 2200GB is overkill, but that's what people said when 250GB was a lot of storage a decade ago, and that's virtually nothing today.
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In a time of linguistic overkill, like the nineteen-forties, we look to literature for a language of emotional caution; in an age of irony, we look for emotional authenticity.
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Among other things, the rule will: Some public health officials and vaping advocates think that regulating e-cigarettes as tobacco products is overkill; after all, the devices don't even hold tobacco.
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To some, getting a smoker may seem like overkill or something that casual chefs can't handle, but that simply isn't true (we know you can do it if you just try).
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Sometimes the job could feel like overkill (like when I spent half a day trying to verify the number of Bo and Sunny cookies served at the White House holiday parties).
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There's been a recent spate of gizmos that track your baby more or less continuously, and while this device does have a nice promise, it could also be seen as overkill.
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It is a bit of an overkill; after all, the best phones out there — the latest iPhones and the Samsung — only have a 216-megapixel main camera, and no one's complaining.
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" Shanahan, speaking with reporters in Singapore on the sidelines of a defense forum, said China's actions in the South China Sea, like installing surface to air missiles, was "excessive" and "overkill.
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Given the sheer opportunity to abuse porous rules introduced by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, it is overkill to give finance even more rules to abuse for its own profit.
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Pros: Covers a huge amount of space, also works well for smaller homes, neat hardware designCons: App design not as attractive as other competitors, power might be overkill for some locations
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Recapping the Galaxy Fold and the Motorola Razr at this point seems like overkill, but it is worth noting that at least one Razr developed an absolutely bizarre screen separation issue.
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That touch of overkill derives, I think, from Paul Feig, who finds himself toiling on a scale that is both wider and less raunchily broad than what he is accustomed to.
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At the center of this conflict is Overkill (Scott Speiser), who most directly parodies the Punisher, but also acts as a commentary on any number of other emotionally repressed, grim male heroes.
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These punch trackers do one thing, and unless you're serious about training for a match or know you can commit to an exercise regimen, they gonna be a bit overkill for you.
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Without locking frame rate, the Blade reliably hit 90 fps when uncapped — which is absolutely overkill, even for competitive level play, but it's nice to know it can perform at that level.
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In the case of my MINI's rear hatch, an elaborate electronic system just seemed like overkill, and when it broke down, fixing it was far more expensive than its low-tech counterparts.
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It's a really expensive mouse ($149 list price), with more features than anyone was really asking for, and I was convinced it was overkill before I realized I hate using anything else.
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Read More Cramer: Rate hike is overkill—it helps no one Cramer is also concerned that the talk about multiple rate hikes from the Fed could make it harder to borrow money.
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Oh, also… We convinced Oxford and Stanford-educated artificial intelligence researcher and Chief Scientist of Semantic Machines, Dr. Daniel Klein, to go on record about how he would approach the challenge. Overkill?
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When you're skipping to different cities every week, carrying earplugs, Emergen-C, Pedialyte, gummy vitamins, and Zicam isn't overkill; it's a way to survive the cycle of late nights and early flights.
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This may all seem like overkill, until you consider that this is the rocket that's supposed to take mankind to Mars, and no-one has experience testing a rocket quite this powerful.
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Prices range from $599 for a base model with a dinky Intel Celeron processor and anemic storage and RAM all the way up to $1,599 for something that's overkill for nearly everybody.
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"A ban on this kind of product would have been overkill," Laith Khalaf, senior analyst at funds supermarket Hargreaves Lansdown, said, adding that regulators would be looking for some compromise on liquidity.
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Two grocery chains may seem like overkill to consumers, but WFM made its name on only stocking items within specific parameters—like its blanket ban on foods with artificial colors, for instance.
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It's tough to blame young adults who, seeing their premiums soar for overkill insurance, will choose instead to buy less comprehensive coverage off the exchanges, pay the fine, and still save money.
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The iPhone X, you could argue, is overkill – just look at its leaked benchmarks in the tweet below, which shows it performing better than a MacBook Pro on paper using GeekBench stats.
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Owen Glieberman wrote for Variety that while the story has its flaws, Logan pulls off an amalgamated narrative: "Logan" doesn't get lost in CGI overkill or annoyingly messy Tinker-Toy franchise plotting.
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After all, most of those early adopters likely have some kind of wrist worn wearable, as well, so embedding that technology in an earbud was likely just a bit of gimmicky overkill.
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"It's a bit of overkill on their part as their missiles already would have given our missiles defenses trouble," says Peter Singer, a weapons expert at the New America Foundation think tank.
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Like a joke told so many times that the teller has become crimson in face, frothing at the mouth, and is being restrained by the authorities, the mashup has reached peak overkill.
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Shooting down a drone with a Patriot missile is both a perfect example of regulatory overkill and provides the excuse to examine how just one regulation has both benefits and unintended consequences.
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But rather than reaching out to everyone (that, uh, could be seen as overkill), start with those who are most likely to help, like recruiters or people who work in your field.
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Bank executives argued that the Libor case, and others that followed, were examples of regulatory overkill, and that the length of the investigations and the severity of the penalties were uncalled-for.
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But Ms. Safvi said she worried that criminalizing the practice, which is a "civil matter" because it involves marriage, was "a bit of an overkill" and could pave the way for misuse.
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For all that, having viewed three of its six parts, the documentary feels like a bit of overkill -- in a not-everything-is-"The Jinx," or "Making a Murderer," kind of way.
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He says that trying to solve the problem by introducing new laws or institutions – such as the "Center of Defense Against Disinformation" reportedly being considered by the Interior Ministry – would be overkill.
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This may seem like overkill, but Ballinger and Richards were hoping to add their names to the list of just over 483 climbers who managed to summit Everest without the aid of oxygen.
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INDOchinos, available in eight colors, $79 or two for $119 with the promo code "BUNDLES"While every man should own several suits, going full business formal can be overkill for some work environments.
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This isn't a product I'd use every week or even every month, but I would happily take this along with me whenever I'm traveling light and when my iPad Pro would be overkill.
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Critics argue that this approach is overkill and could scare away investment or result in a government-controlled internet (the refutation of these arguments will be handled at length in a separate article).
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We even vetted each individual who was mentioned in remarks — even if they had been dead for a thousand years, and even if they were eighth-graders, which can really feel like overkill.
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Axolotl Overkill / Germany (Director and screenwriter: Helene Hegemann) — Mifti, age 16, lives in Berlin with a cast of characters including her half-siblings; their rich, self-involved father; and her junkie friend Ophelia.
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Neil Patrick Harris could easily be overkill as Count Olaf, but instead has joined forces with an estimable cast to make this series the excellent ensemble story it was always meant to be.
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At the time, the plan was described by digital rights groups as censorship and "authoritarian overkill," and average Canadians submitted thousands of comments to the federal telecom regulator expressing discomfort with the idea.
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Read and write speeds are a blazing fast 450MB/s via USB 3.1 — the same as the T1 SSD, but as we noted in our review, it's overkill for anyone not a professional.
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There were probably to things at play: one, yours truly; the other, it's possible that roasting a duck (or any bird) at 450 degrees Fahrenheit for much longer than an hour is overkill.
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Sometimes, as in the wildly popular Luke-and-Laura romance on the soap opera "General Hospital," rape was more like an act of passionate overkill, a bump on the road to true love.
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This screams of overkill for a service that provides non-emergency care for things like flu and neck pain, but that goes to show how much the company is focused on creating consumer trust.
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It's a nice cross-over from HP's enterprise machines, and while it might be a little overkill for most, it could make keeping up with the latest memes in public a little less embarrassing.
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Power users like me appreciate every ounce of performance Google's 2-in-1 offers, but it's still pure overkill for the vast majority of users who'll only browse the web and watch YouTube videos.
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In a Tuesday filing from Shea, ... the government argued that those enhancements were overkill, noting that Stone's victim has asked for leniency for him and did not view the statement as an actual threat.
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One might call the resulting musical overkill Wagnerian, but really it's a surreal hybrid of multiple overwrought modes, including movie soundtracks (the title track, "Artemis," recalls the Star Wars "Duel of the Fates" theme).
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Two charging pads might seem like overkill, but essentially, it can act as a one-stop wireless charging solution that sits on your nightstand for your phone and a partner's, to give an example.
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From gold leaf nail art to glossy Merlot polish, find the Thanksgiving nails that match your vibe, so you can get back to important decisions — like whether or not the velvet headband is overkill.
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Sony used to go overkill with 4K displays in its phones, but the XZ1 only has a 5.2-inch 1080p full HD display and the XZ1 Compact has a smaller 4.6-inch 720p screen.
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But he then proceeded to do the same to Glenn (Steven Yeun), his victim in the comics, which smacked of overkill, especially after Glenn's "Is he or isn't he?" period in the sixth season.
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In the case of some features like iris scanning, it may feel like overkill, but taken as a whole, there's little doubt that the new Note has a heck of a lot to offer.
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What the actors can overcome, the story often cannot, and the pileup of life-shattering events all in the course of two days begins to seem less like dramatic compression than old-fashioned overkill.
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Early during an epidemic, it may seem reasonable to try to contain it by imposing social-distancing measures as quickly as possible and then release the throttle if evidence suggests those may be overkill.
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Toczylowski also worries about the way in which this is done, which she describes as "overkill," considering that these are typically petite teens from rural communities in Central America who have committed no crimes.
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I, on the other hand, chose a pair of low-cut Oboz Sawtooth hiking boots for my walk — overkill for the road, and twice as heavy as the trail runners I should have brought instead.
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If this all sounds like an alien and absurd idea — robots making pizza does look like overkill, at first glance — it's helpful to understand the full context of Zume Pizza and its food-delivery ambitions.
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There are more comprehensive services like CrashPlan and BackBlaze to consider but these might be overkill for just a few spreadsheets and the occasional photo, and they're going to take you more time to configure.
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If the 2140-core workstation is overkill for you (maybe it's the price?), Corsair also has more consumer gaming-oriented variants in the form of the i160 and i140, priced at $2,999 and $3,599, respectively.
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That's why you'll find only top-of-the-line specs, usually considered overkill, inside: a Qualcomm Snapdragon 21 chip, 212GB of RAM, 5003GB of internal storage (expandable via microSD card), and a 2500,25 mAh battery.
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In retrospect, I should've taken a sledgehammer to my pile of electronic garbage long ago, or maybe tossed it into a burn barrel before soaking the charred remains in a bath of hydrochloric acid. Overkill?
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Five rear cameras sounds like overkill at this point — and the performance will depend on how well the software handles all that information — but I'm eager to see what Nokia has done with this one.
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I actually received the cheaper set first and grew to really like it, and was ready to dismiss the much more expensive sibling as just carbon fiber-clad overkill, but the experience taught me otherwise.
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And in their desire to own one of these turbocharged weapons of mass slaughter, which is clearly overkill for anything but mowing down herds of humans, aren't today's AR-15 buyers uniquely twisted and callous?
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On Motörhead, Overkill, Ace of Spades, Bomber, and the live album, No Sleep 'Til Hammersmith, Clarke's frantic riffs and careening solos helped to forge one of the most recognizable and relentless sounds in heavy music.
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Joshua Pollack, a nuclear proliferation expert and editor of the Nonproliferation Review, called Putin's strategy "overkill" and said that it usually takes a long time to develop "exotic new technologies," such as this missile system.
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But if Trump escapes censure, Democrats must consider whether their own vast investigation into Trump's life and political career could come across to voters in 2020 as overkill, and offer an opening to the President.
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The 48-megapixel telephoto camera goes up to 100X digital zoom, which is absolutely overkill, but the 10X hybrid zoom is what makes it shine—the other two S20 phones only offer 3X hybrid zoom.
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PCMag calls the ASUS ROG GT-AC5300 "overkill" for most home users in its 4.5-star review, but serious gamers who want all the speed and optimization they can get should give it real consideration.
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" One of Mr. Ten Eyck's daughters, Laura Ten Eyck, said that there were good reasons for work force oversight and that the labor investigators were "professional and fair" — but their surprise visit amounted to "overkill.
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For tasks that are simpler to specify—say, shuttling cargo from place to place using a robot that follows a yellow line painted on the floor—adding curiosity to the mix would be machine-learning overkill.
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Dropping a few hundred dollars on a security camera might seem like overkill just to make sure you don't miss your next online shopping delivery, but these devices have got plenty of other uses as well.
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" While her strategy is great for keeping a tidy house, Witherspoon says her husband, Jim Toth, thinks it can sometimes verge on overkill: "Jim's like, 'What have you been doing for four hours in your closet?
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This overkill is marked by the permanent Google Assistant button on the right side of the bottom navigation bar since you could always have activated it by voice or through your steering wheel's voice command button.
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The Barista Express isn't cheap, and it's probably overkill if you already own a burr grinder, but you'd be hard-pressed finding a sturdier, more authentic latte and cappuccino machine that doesn't cost thousands of dollars.
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In fact, for most mainstream users, some of the options might seem like downright overkill — but hey, if you're looking for full 4K video, the x360's got you covered with a 3,213 x 2360,215 display.
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At first glance, plugging Kevin Durant into the Warriors' lineup seems a bit like strapping 100 tons of dynamite on the end of a nuclear warhead; it'll blow up real good, but also feels like overkill.
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As the 70s ended, Highway To Hell, Hellbent For Leather, and Overkill were on the stereos of a disenchanted British youth struggling to come to terms with union strikes, Tory rule, and the winter of discontent.
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Other heroes, meanwhile -- bearing a more-than-passing resemblance to various DC staples -- keep popping up, like the murderous vigilante Overkill (Scott Speiser) and the strange caped visitor Superian (Brendan Hines), who soars around righting wrongs.
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In the eyes of certain N.B.A. fans, even those who were happily riding the bandwagon last season, the addition of Durant seems like overkill, as if the deck has been unfairly stacked in Golden State's favor.
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But the one with Mr. Clarke on guitar was regarded as the classic one, leading to some of the band's best-selling albums, including "Motörhead" (1977), "Overkill" and "Bomber" (both 1979), and "Ace of Spades" (1980).
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He named a lawyer, Michael Bromwich, to run the enforcement arm, and ever since the oil companies and trade organizations like the American Petroleum Institute and the National Ocean Industries Association have complained about regulatory overkill.
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A. It sounds as if your dentist's plan was "overkill," especially since ordering this many X-rays appears to be routine for him, said Dr. Sarah Dirks, a dentist in private practice in San Antonio, Tex.
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It's going to be overkill, and having these three powerful Wi-Fi signals in your small house or apartment can actually make your network (and your neighbors' networks) slower than if you had a single router.
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It doubled the number of Border Patrol agents, from 19,000 to almost 40,000, an increase that even the authors of the proposal agreed was overkill but was designed mostly as an enticement to win Republican support.
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The Overkill special hails from Lawrence Schiller, an expert on the Ramsey case who penned the non-fiction Ramsey account Perfect Murder, Perfect Town, and directed a film of the same name based on his own work.
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One could call this "overkill," but in my defense, that it was a Vimeo short made this a fairly socially acceptable time commitment, and as it stands, I haven't since found myself so pleased by a show.
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The new cables feature Kevlar K29, an industrial version of the material that's used in cables (like these charging cords) and also body and vehicle armor, which might make it a bit overkill for charging a phone.
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I'm merely human, so the advertised 1ms response time and the 12,000 max tracking DPI are clearly overkill, but it is nice to know when I'm on an Overwatch losing streak that I can't blame my gear.
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The screen on Circa is a 5.5-inch AMOLED panel, which seems like a bit of overkill for an alarm clock, but also means that there's less light blasting at you in the middle of the night.
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It might be overkill for most people, but if you want to take the best screenshots you can, then this great little power-user utility will let you crop, doodle, and even create GIFs or screen recordings.
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It's also a video where Ive takes a couple simple ideas — a polycarbonate housing, some fun colors — and really just goes to town on all of the highfalutin design jargon used to justify Apple's overkill design process.
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But provided the personalities behind Netflix's social channels can remain on the right side of the very fine line between peak hilarity and overkill, they should continue to remain one of the very few successful brand accounts.
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Bera added that the mandatory quarantines "may be overkill," pointing to experts who say governments should opt for voluntary steps whenever possible, since people usually comply with self-quarantine orders to protect themselves and others from disease.
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By implementing appropriate regulatory standards on the riskier transaction-based megabanks and reducing the overkill of onerous rules for local institutions, Washington can support the continued health and viability of community banks and the communities they serve.
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Thirty-four visits, or even 18, may be overkill, but this certainly is preferable to the care common in, say, Texas, where one-third of pregnant women don't get a single prenatal checkup in the first trimester.
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Point-and-shoot cameras usually go wherever you go, including dark places like restaurants, dimly lit buildings, and hotel bars, so I'm not sure casting aside wideaperture for zoom functionality one might consider overkill was the right move.
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And while he can use his boxing in measured, thoughtful fashion—hooking off the jab in lovely fashion—he has a tendency to go overkill on the shifting punches which typically yield better results as occasional surprise attack.
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A New York Times report this week teasing the new CFTC policy noted industry executives called the Libor case, when over a dozen banks were caught rigging a critical global interest rate, "regulatory overkill" on the agency's part.
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The Museum of the City of New York recently opened its sprawling New York at Its Core exhibition, with 8,000 square feet of local history, so another Manhattan installation devoted to our urban life may seem like overkill.
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There's an effective, creepy scene in which his character, pitching a fellow cancelled bigwig to direct a "nuanced" #MeToo documentary, realizes that his buddy is a predator, and not, as Mitch sees himself, a victim of cultural overkill.
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In fact, it's probably overkill for a majority of us, but it's clearly another indication that Apple's working to maintain its hold on the creative professional category by building that intense level of detail directly into the Finder.
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"I would argue that AI is overkill for the majority of use cases," Drew Perez, chief executive officer at Adatos, said during a panel discussion and added that the benefits of AI are not instantaneous in many cases.
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THIS SUMMER I could abide the rocking sensation during "War for the Planet of the Apes," but being sprayed with water, air and some sort of musk odor (forest, ocean and explosions all smelled the same) was overkill.
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The Pro variant has 6GB of RAM compared to the regular Mate 10's 4GB, but I haven't noticed a difference there — and in my previous experience, anything over 4GB in a smartphone is mostly overkill these days.
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If you think an electric stroller is overkill, then you've never walked down a steep hill while holding on to 60 pounds of stroller and kid, terrified that a trip will send your little one careening into traffic.
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The survey doesn't illuminate the why behind these declines, but it seems pretty clear that, for many, the PC is simply overkill for the task at hand, tasks better served by simpler devices such as smartphones and tablets.
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I say overkill, but audio has been generally a neglected aspect of desktop PCs, with makers expecting people to buy separate speakers or use headphones, so Dell is tapping into an opportunity to deliver a true all-in-one.
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While the Surface Studio is overkill for practically everyone, for an elite few, it delivers something they couldn't get before: all the power of a pro-level system paired with the creative tools — and a clever accessory — they need.
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While overkill for your average player, both products are high-end safeguards against the perils of multiplayer gaming, including everything from lag and latency woes to distributed denial of service attacks (DDoS) that are now commonplace in competitive titles.
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It seems like overkill, but phones like the OnePlus 5T that come with 93GB and 8GB of RAM options are noticeably faster and zippier than those with only 4GB (the minimum standard for most of 2017's flagship phones).
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Casting Mr. Schwimmer as Tommy Moran, the sad sommelier at the center of the new AMC restaurant-and-crime drama "Feed the Beast" (starting Sunday), is a clear case of overkill, which is pretty much the show's modus operandi.
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For example, if all you want to do is stream a turntable to a couple of Sonos One speakers around your house, the Port is an incredible overkill at $449 — you're paying for a million features you'll never use.
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Overkill was trained by A.E.G.I.S. as an elite agent, but went rogue with the help of the stolen sentient ship Dangerboat, which Alan Tudyk voices with the same dry comedy he brought to the droid K-2SO in Rogue One.
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Thanks to various optimizations—like splitting data up into smaller chunks—these 3D XPoint drives are currently the fastest SSD drives on the market, though for the time being at least they're overkill for updating an aging laptop or desktop.
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In other words, while it may have been overkill, using these AWS services reduced the number of moving parts that we needed to maintain and also allowed us to look up the incoming traffic in real time without much effort.
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"And you can get to a point where rate hikes become bearish if the market fears overkill, which is the case here," Barrow says, also noting that the Fed is under unprecedented pressure from the White House not to continue tightening.
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But at the end of the process you'll end up with something that's completely individual to you and your needs, whether it's typing, gaming, or some horrific Frankenstein mix of the two (here's to you Typing of the Dead: Overkill).
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Our view is that there's this segment of the startup market, and I call them non-unicorns, that is far more serious and scaled than what a tiny firm or solo lawyer can handle, but for whom BigLaw is completely overkill.
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But in 2018, 19 minutes of anything from the R&B crooner is overkill; especially when it's a defensive musical response to the minimal consequences he's had to face in the wake of multiple allegations of sexual abuse made against him.
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But before we jump ahead of ourselves into eye rolls at the new onslaught of seasonal overkill (think gingerbread and peppermint-flavored everything), there actually is something out there to get psyched about: the insane holiday spread at Trader Joe's.
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In 2009, Stavatti pushed the futuristic-looking Machete concept as a gun-armed attack plane to partially replace the Air Force's rugged, heavily-armed A-10 tank-killers, which critics claimed were overkill for fighting insurgents in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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If you're not going to crank every part of the GX800 to the most powerful point possible, it's probably overkill, and that's just fine — the ZenBook 3 is looking mighty sleek for those of you feeling a little more sensible.
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Quick aside regarding the iPhone 7 Plus dual camera: I suspect that will be another winner for Apple, as it only adds the flexibility of a telephoto lens and versatility of simulated bokeh, but for me it's overkill right now.
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These standards require sensitive information, such as government confidential data, to be wiped by performing multiple rounds of full-disk overwrites using various data patterns, but they can take a very long time and are most likely overkill for regular users.
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A long-held theory about why great beasts like the woolly mammoth or saber-toothed tiger went extinct is the overkill hypothesis, which argues that early human predation took out the giant mammals roaming the Earth during the Late Pleistocene period.
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While I'm not exactly certain how I'd use the features – the app-powered dual-time readout is great but the lat/long output seem a little bit of overkill – I could see this as a nice addition to a cockpit.
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So a tool that helps SMEs create an engaging interface themselves, without having to plough resources they likely don't have into training high maintenance chat AIs which are probably overkill for their needs anyway, seems a good and sensible thing.
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The plaintiffs, who also include a local artist and several members of the museum, argue that the institution's trustees have "grossly exaggerated" its financial straits and that selling the works would represent a "massive overkill" and breach of their fiduciary duties.
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If you're a solo business owner, have a small team, or have a clear idea why you're in the business you are, Find Your Why might be overkill, but I found it tremendously helpful in turning my ideas into words.
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While gear like protective masks and medical-professional-level protective suits might be overkill—the CDC, for example, doesn't currently recommend that healthy people wear masks unless advised by a doctor—many consumers would clearly rather be "safe" than sorry.
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A study in martyrdom and in keeping going when lives are upended, Liwaa Yazji's play (translated by Katharine Halls) devolves into shouty overkill in the second act, risky considering that quite a few audience members did not return after intermission.
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However, for those who have legitimate reasons to suspect they are being individually targeted by an advanced threat, like a nation state, the EFF's warning should not be taken lightly or ignored simply because a handful of developers are arguing it's overkill.
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So, whether you're in the market for western (not exclusive to cowgirls), embellished, textured (leather, suede, shearling), combat (not just for soldiers or Justin Bobby), or rain boots (when snow boots are overkill), the ankle boot will surely be your winter footwear companion.
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What You Should Tell Your Friend: Bush says he thinks the two-week rule about not swimming after getting a tattoo might be "overkill," but a new tattoo puts the skin in a unique situation and you should listen to your tattoo professional.
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In the month since BI last met on April 19 and said it would be an "overkill or counterproductive" to be raising rates, consensus expectations swiftly turned to seet a rate rise as needed to put a floor under the falling rupiah.
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Pros: Continuous operation without cool-down, capacity to shred 20 sheets at a time, nonstop jam-free technology, shreds credit cards, CDs, and moreCons: Requires oil to function, higher price point than some lower-end shredders, pricey (and overkill) for casual home use
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If you've got a surround sound setup that you'd like to include as part of your Sonos system, the Port still seems like an overkill — you're basically using it as the top half of a Sonos One SL, which sells for $179.
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If it sounds like overkill, it is; but once the price point on such devices drops to the point where everyone can afford them, the non-smart appliances could simply fade into the background to make way for the new, connected ones.
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Third-time director Chad Stahelski and a team of writers (four are credited, which, appropriately, seems like overkill) move things along efficiently, with an emphasis on can-you-top-this stunts, mounting fights in everything from a glass-walled room to motorcycles to horseback.
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I'll say that I'm not fully convinced that the aforementioned food recognition system isn't a bit of overkill, but at the very least, I suppose it will save you time from having to scroll through all of those touchscreen menus to find the right setting.
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Around back, there's a little rubber, waterproofed door that opens up to reveal three more buttons you don't need as well as four ports, two of which (headphone jack and charge) are necessary and two of which (DC input and USB charging port) are overkill.
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It's obviously overkill for my daily productivity needs, but that doesn't mean I didn't appreciate its seemingly endless power and incredible speed while managing dozens of tabs in Chrome and switching between Slack, Twitter, Mail, Word, and other apps I use on a constant basis.
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The decision marked the apparent (we'll get to that) end of an ongoing saga that started when Wideman launched himself at linesman Don Henderson, and had already included an initial suspension and an appeal to Bettman, both of which were considered overkill by many.
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There are just four desserts on the menu (plus two artisanal cheeses with plum membrillo), each resoundingly ambrosial, from the pineapple rum tarte Tatin with vanilla gelato and toasted coconut, to butterscotch pudding with bananas Foster and pecans (a bit of overkill, but delicious).
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Judge Brian M. Cogan, who is presiding over the trial in Federal District Court in Brooklyn, has kept a tight leash on the gore, attempting to balance what is necessary to convey the stark realities of Latin American drug cartels and what is — literally — overkill.
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Ultimately, Overkill: The Unsolved Murder of JonBenét is a far more "fair" TV special about the Ramsey case as a whole, one that cites the media's influence in not only how the investigation was handled, but how people perceived the case and the guilt of certain parties.
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Asking that these literal "overkill" weapons be better regulated, particularly when considering mentally unstable individuals and those with a track record of violence who should not have access to such weapons of mass destruction, has little to do with the right to bear arms for self-defense.
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When I note that there doesn't seem to be a news reading culture on Mastodon, a user gently suggests that if I post political content, that I should put it behind a CW. This strikes me as overkill, but when in Rome, do as the Romans do.
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He's now under investigation on so many fronts he needs a whole team of lawyers to defend him: from luxury travel, to private security overkill, to lavish improvements to his office, to steep, unauthorized pay raises for key staffers, to a sweetheart bedroom deal on Capitol Hill.
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Pulling at strings of the past could be overkill for these characters: No one will be thrilled with learning that Randall had a secret twin of his own also adopted at birth, or that Kate has some dark secret buried deep in her closet we've yet to learn.
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Some of this may seem like overkill on face value, but the goal is to get a better profile of the person's sleeping behaviors in the hope that they will be able to figure out the optimum schedule and environment that will help them get a deeper sleep.
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On rainy days, I typically find myself struggling to choose the lesser of two evils: sacrificing my sneakers that are alright at keeping my feet dry but probably too nice to get soaking wet, or wearing winter boots that are fully waterproof, but definitely overkill for rain and puddles.
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Featuring an estimated battery life of around 100 minutes, the Surface Hub 2S should be able to make it through a whole meeting without being plugged in, though in most cases, that's probably overkill as you'll only need to unplug it when moving from one conference room to another.
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A lot of the stereotypes about female serial killers hold up under scrutiny: Women tend to use poison, they tend to kill people they know (as opposed to male serial killers, who often go after strangers), and they don't use excessive violence or "overkill" (mutilating the body, etc.).
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I am not a big sportsball person, which is why I was glad to have other choices yesterday in the Super Bowl overkill, such as the Happy Lunar New Year video greeting from Facebook CEO and co-founder Mark Zuckerberg, his wife Priscilla and their baby girl, Max.
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The Family has so many story elements to keep track of that its entire structure hinges on making sure you know exactly what's going on at all times — and more often than not, the overly explanatory background info it provides veers away from helpful and more toward overkill.
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That critics like her upbeat material while dismissing her ballads represents to me a distortion of what she's about, because Beyoncé's big, powerful voice makes her an ace ballad singer like few other megastars currently topping the charts, and because corny, shameless emotional overkill has always been her specialty.
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I can say similar things of the experience with my all-time favorite Dota 21440 (whose simpler textures and character models look laughably sharp and precise at 24K) as well as Gears of War 4 and Grand Theft Auto V. Dota 2 in 8K (7680x4320) is my kind of overkill. pic.twitter.
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Nowadays, the full system image approach seems like overkill, but by all means set it up if you like—I tend to spend a lot of time hopping between computers with just a few important files to my name, so something like Dropbox or Google Drive works fine for me.
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"In case you didn't get it from the monologue, the Oscars race issue was brought up in no less than three filmed segments, each of which was amusing on its own, but maybe together tended toward overkill, stretched across a telecast that ran long," wrote Daniel Fienberg in The Hollywood Reporter.
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Now some might say a teaser trailer for a teaser trailer is overkill, especially when 90 percent of its 10-second run time is spent looking at a logo against a black screen, but for a trained Star Wars fan like me, the clip is a veritable gold mine of information.
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Yet there is a sense that the point of overkill has long since been reached, that football has developed an unhealthy preoccupation with a custom that, a decade or so ago, would happen only once or twice a season to salute a double-winning centre-back or a semi-legendary manager.
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However, rather than focusing on the bookkeeping part of the problem primarily tackled by cloud accounting software — which is often overkill if you are self-employed or simply earn a little additional income outside of your day job — the company combines "automation" with human accountants to help you prepare your tax submission.
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At $170 it ain't cheap (it's $40 more than Scuf's next priciest PS4 controller), and all those buttons seem like overkill, but I suppose that's the price you pay if you're a professional gamer who wants to maintain the upper hand—or a more casual one who wants to beat their friends.
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As with a lot of these recipes, this duck sausage recipe calls for 10 feet of sausage casings, which seems like overkill—which it is—but it's fine, because you'll have plenty extra if you break through the casing while stuffing (which you inevitably will) and it freezes just fine for next time.
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But modern weaponry, motor vehicles, commercial markets and booming human populations have pushed the bushmeat trade to literal overkill — an estimated 220 million animals a year taken in the Brazilian Amazon alone, 27 million animals a year in Central Africa, and onward in a mad race to empty forests and waterways everywhere.
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While it certainly seems like overkill for the city to spend its time compiling a list of every Excel document used by bureaucrats, critics say that shouldn't stop them from identifying the most complicated technologies such as AI, especially those with the potential to inflict the most harm if they perpetuate biases.
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But now, not only are ads nearing overkill—cropping up after every third or fourth post in feeds and in Stories, based on my experience—but I'd argue most do not seem "as natural to Instagram as the photos and videos many of you already enjoy," as the company initially said they would be.
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The Dahl estate's moves come as literary estates are navigating the digital age, hoping to use technologies and storytelling platforms to persuade new generations of readers (and viewers) that a deceased author is still relevant and exciting, while being aware that overkill or poorly chosen projects could harm the works' long-term value and reach.
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Also, for reasons that I honestly can't even begin to comprehend, a bunch of security dudes in pitch-black uniforms and little black hats, comically short in the presence of ten fucking basketball giants, swarm onto the court, the kind of security overkill that I suppose you would expect during a Chinese Basketball Association game.
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Here the bitter dusty old men dream of the battle they shoulda won at Gettysburg or finally showing Daddy they could be a man (in the street at High Noon) Here the young ones (who can't get laid) are momentarily Duke Nukem from Bulletstorm Full Clip (in overkill mode, for extra points) Finally scoring.
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If Clinton had a deep-seated desire to say things to aides that the public would never hear about, she could simply talk to them by phone or in person — a private email server, the contents of much of which ended up being turned over to the FBI anyway, doesn't seem nefarious as much as impractical overkill.
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Canon EOS R ($2,299 body only | $3,399 with 24-43mm lens)Who it's for: Canon enthusiasts looking to make the switch to a general purpose full-frame mirrorless camera with a focus on still photography The EOS R strikes a smart middle ground between the overkill megapixel-monster Z7 and the Z6's 24-megapixel sensor.
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The Threadripper line will launch two chips: the $799 Ryzen Threadripper 1920X, with 12 cores / 24 threads and a 12003GHz base speed that can boost to 4.0GHz; and the top-tier $999 Ryzen Threadripper 1950X, which will offer the previously promised overkill of 16 cores / 32 threads clocked at 3.4GHz with boosted speeds up to 4.0GHz.
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But more often, he roils his constituency with Kanye West-like pronouncements like his dismissal of the latest best picture Oscar front-runner, "The Revenant," as "cinematic overkill" or his description of Rey in "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" as a "Mary Sue" (genre slang for an idealized female character who triumphs only through authorial wish fulfillment).
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In response to the WWDC announcement, Lankton added that the company was excited to see a rack mount option in the 2019 update, and said the new machine likely will also be a good fit for MacStadium's customers and high-end creatives, even if it's overkill for individual developers, who he says might be better off with the Mac Mini.
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The Hollywood Reporter's Sheri Linden calls the film an "emotionally satisfying" chapter in the X-Men franchise, a film that finds strength even at its weakest due to Jackman's performance: Even as the film's energy drains in the later going, much like Logan's healing powers, and long after the fight scenes have lapsed into overkill, Jackman makes his superhero the real deal.
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Shamelessness has always been this band's specialty, as they long ago crafted a distinct sound from glitzy fluorescent keyboards underpinning otherwise conventional crunchy rhythm guitar, plus punchy melodies whining their way into your head like Auto-Tuned worms through an apple, plus vocals so steeped in pathos that their overkill functions less like self-aggrandizement and more like a sly wink.
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Being handed a sealed note disclosing the sex of a baby and then producing a cake to surprise the parents once held a certain thrill, "but it really got to be overkill," said Ellen Gray, a writer and baker who works at the Able Baker in Maplewood, N.J. "It started to take on this crazy life of its own," she said.
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Over this, through a mic tilted perilously over his head, he would rasp out vocals that were hard to hear and usually absurd, he admitted, once you'd made them out: songs about war, drugs, sex, rich people, kicking ass and broken glass, with titles like "Die, You Bastard", "Antisocial" and "Overkill", scrawled mostly by him in a few chortling minutes on the back of a cigarette packet.
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" The judge did hint that he thought some of the legal arguments being brought before him were overkill, questioning whether it was smart for the parties to litigate "by fighting at every trench like they did in World War I." He offered some advice, saying, "Strategically, you should ask yourself on both sides whether you are pursuing the right course for teeing these issues up for an ultimate decision.
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The repetition of characters' names is certainly one possible fallback, and though you as a writer may initially think that that third "Constance" over the course of seven sentences is overkill, I as your copy editor strongly believe that your readers will be happier not to have to puzzle over which "she" you're talking about; I think of this as basic skeletal stuff and believe that it's all but invisible to readers.
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" But anyone who got through the ambient overkill of Culture II without falling asleep should kick meth, and the parodies of the trio here are overdue—"Brain dead, eyedrops/Pain meds, Cyclops/Daybed, iPod/May-back, Maybach" or "Lug nut coaster [actual online-available consumer durable]/Lung jug roaster [set-up]/Young Thug poster [wham]/Unplugged toaster [cool]" even more than the thematic "Hatata batata, why don't we make a bunch of songs about nothin' and mumble 'em.
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