Even Republicans may be deciding that the president has become too great a burden to their party or too great a danger to the country.
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Greens say the risk of a spill is too great.
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The combination of deleveraging and political risk is too great.
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Yet the power of reactionaries was too great; Khatami proved
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But in the end, the pressure was just too great.
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But the uncertainty of her immigration status was too great.
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The risks of catastrophic climate change are just too great.
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S. bilateral commercial relationship is too great not to pursue.
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The cost of manpower and material resources is too great.
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No dream is too big, no challenge is too great.
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"The urge was too great; I couldn't resist," he said.
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The cost of going to judgments is just too great.
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Even then, the trauma sometimes may still be too great.
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No price is too great to pay for averting catastrophe.
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The risks and the potential complications were deemed too great.
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Or we can decide the cost is simply too great.
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The variation in any one season is simply too great.
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America is too big and too great to be limited.
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But when the stress is too great, fibers are destroyed.
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There is no dream too large, no task too great.
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No dream is too big, no challenge is too great.
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Ms. Siegal said that ultimately, the generation gap was too great.
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No -- G. H.W. BUSH: Glory -- REAGAN: Will ever be too great.
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And calling the intelligence community Nazis probably wouldn't sound too great.
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No threat is too great to stop athletes chasing Olympic dreams.
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As intelligence agencies saw it, the risk was just too great.
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I wasn't too great at it, at least not at first.
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The opportunity is too great to hold off for any longer.
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The quality of life trade off would simply be too great.
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The obstacles to getting a new trial are simply too great.
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We all know that the pull of FIFA is too great.
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This is obviously too great a cost for McConnell to risk.
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With Bluetooth, for example, there was too great a time lag.
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A flurry of speculation ensued: Had the criticism been too great?
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The disconnect was almost too great to wrap our heads around.
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Haden's grandfather though, he's not too great at sharing his emotions.
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The temptation to do so may prove to be too great.
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It doesn't look like the training sessions are going too great.
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Would the extinction of the pupfish be too great a price?
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For the rest of us, the cost is already too great.
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She didn't look all too great though ... head low and disheveled.
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The threat to our Constitutional rights and democracy is too great.
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All this secrecy became too great a burden; it isolated me.
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Many feel the dangers of doing nothing are far too great.
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Is not the greatness of this deed too great for us?
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And the pressure to win every single race is too great.
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In the end, however, the doubts were too great, Mr. Hayes said.
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If we change course now the risks and dangers are too great.
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But for many companies, the risk of U.S. retribution remains too great.
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The rewards for people, profit and the planet are just too great.
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That the critics are too persistent and the problems are too great.
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The scale is just too great for anything but a computerized scan.
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"Demand is too great," Miami mayor Carlos Gimenez told the Miami Herald.
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Schale cautioned against predicting too great a political effect from the storm.
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The risks of taking military action were too great, they had argued.
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Race "still plays too great a role in human relations," Michael says.
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I excused myself to the bathroom, but the damage was too great.
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The amount of leverage that existed in the system was too great.
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"There was a sense that the costs were too great," she said.
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The opportunity cost of not getting them involved is just too great.
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Failing to do this, places us all at too great a risk.
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The authorities decided to intervene, the threat of school shooting too great.
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The potential payoff is too great to give up on just yet.
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In a way, I don't see the obstacles as being too great.
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The shame for her, and for him, would have been too great.
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Other officials felt that the impact on legitimate trade was too great.
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But the downward force of the aircraft was too great to overcome.
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They could decide the threat to preexisting conditions is just too great.
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It always seemed to me that Mr. Trump's turbulent presidency was unsustainable and that key Republicans would eventually decide that he had become too great a burden to the party or too great a danger to the country.
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"GE's challenges may ultimately prove too great even for Larry Culp," Inch said.
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The bike stands out too much, making the risk of theft too great.
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The differences between the United States and China, in particular, are too great.
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Many Chinese officials will not listen; they are in too great a hurry.
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For Walsh and others, though, the danger is too great to be complacent.
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However, there is no price too great when it comes to music nostalgia.
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Their numbers have been too great for Belgian counter terrorism efforts to cope.
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But even here, the temperatures became too great, and the oxygen too little.
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Our global challenges are far too great, and it's not who we are.
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The loss of life and damage to the planet would be too great.
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I've heard he's a manager who's attention to detail is just too great.
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In this specific case, the disturbance was too great (to worth being enforced).
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The power – and importance - of our ocean are simply too great to ignore.
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Too great a force means high pressure; too weak a force means low.
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The distance between losing territory and being a loser is not too great.
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For some, the hoops are too great, and they stop breast-feeding altogether.
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The political distance between the parties inside his bloc was just too great.
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Mia, a successful architect, thinks the risk of being caught is too great.
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The cost of clearing trees and working steep slopes may be too great.
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An N.B.A. game is too long and his team's firepower was too great.
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The simultaneous moral indictment and financial ramifications are feared to be too great.
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Smith said his family can afford the cost without too great a struggle.
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But the homophobia growing up in Detroit in the 1970s was too great.
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Yet for some, the toll of the past six months was too great.
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The space between the truth and the image becomes too great to sustain.
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The sources of threat are too numerous, the number of unknowns too great.
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But in my eyes, the cost is too great for what you get.
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"The obstacles to getting a new trial are simply too great," he said.
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Opening the door to be counted poses too great a risk for many.
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Ads occupy far too great a role here to be used so uncritically.
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Throw in an internet hive of document-scourers, some of them interested parties, and you have a recipe for indiscriminate sharing, invasion of privacy and disinformation, at too great a speed and in too great a volume to be vetted.
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Sometimes a loss is too great and that loss has affected the entire family.
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The threat of not being allowed back into the United States is too great.
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"The temptation was too great not to sort of announce that deal," Thrasher said.
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But for Mosquera, the rewards from a successful mission are too great to ignore.
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"We did not wait for legislation because the threat was too great," said Burwell.
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" In case you're not a grammar aficionado, "to great" should be instead "too great.
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No. The risk of New York Times-esque "snake people" errors is too great.
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Health plans might conclude that marketplace instability is too great and simply leave it.
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As for the cruise lines, Cramer's concerns over the Zika virus are too great.
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This could prove a challenge too great for incumbents, despite their efforts, Jonas said.
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The magnitude of the economic disaster was just too great to be politically survivable.
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They speculated that the financial and political challenges were too great, among other reasons.
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It was too slippery, and my speed was too great, for AdvanceTrac to help.
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The allure of the modern smartphone is too great to resist without some help.
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By 1945, the threat of Grindelwald becomes too great for even Dumbledore to ignore.
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But some investors see the promise of the microbiome as too great to abandon.
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For some Japanese-American young men, the dissonance was too great and they refused.
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Her arrangements borrow from the history of abstraction without accruing too great a debt.
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Many decide not to break bread with them because the sacrifice is too great.
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The political pressures are too great, they said, for the case to move forward.
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" Ultimately, Grisham said, she determined a "permanent revocation would be too great a punishment.
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The temptations to ambition and careerism are simply too great under the current system.
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Too great a disparity makes a mockery of all human endeavor other than accumulation.
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Where therefore the pressure could be too great, or the comparisons could be invidious.
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Other accusers were unwilling to participate, convinced the personal toll would be too great.
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Even if it could, the appearance of a conflict of interest is too great.
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That gave them a 225-234 lead, too great for the Friars to overcome.
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"The similarities with Lion Air are too great not to be concerned," Schiavo said.
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The risk of discovery is too great, and the payoff would be too low.
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Unlike the authors of the current study, he thinks the harm is too great.
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" Ultimately, Grisham said, she determined a "permanent revocation would be too great a punishment.
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We're self-sabotaging ourselves because effort is a price too great to pay for anything.
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He reiterated those sentiments Tuesday, but recognized the power of perception may be too great.
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But even for something as important as that home button, the sacrifices were too great.
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We could have ensured that globalization benefited all, but corporate greed was just too great.
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If the challenge is too great, it promotes anxiety — too easy, and it promotes boredom.
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The risk of a Republican winning and reimposing harsh sanctions, he said, was too great.
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Though, at some point, water demand may be too great for a burgeoning, thirsty West.
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The pressure to change was too great, and my ability, in the end, too small.
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Meanwhile Schedlowski is steadfastly optimistic that the benefits of conditioning are too great to ignore.
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For others, the risk will be too great - and that's where distressed opportunities will (be).
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"The opportunity was just too great, and they didn't want to miss it," Cramer said.
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Of a plate wilfully over-piled with potatoes, bread, meat too great to ever finish?
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But many businesses have stopped making these crucial calls because the risk is too great.
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Here's an example: Dynamic range doesn't look too great for the G7's photos, either.
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If you were lucky, your exposure wasn't too great and you made it out okay.
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But Mr Trump's obsession with cars is too great for them to bet on it.
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This is a respectable rate, but not too great compared to some other online savings.
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The power of religion is too great merely to hope it's channeled to do good.
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For Future there is no there is no challenge too great, no mountain too high.
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The potential for panic attacks—and the difficulty of escape—was too great (diagnosis: agoraphobia).
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South of that line, warmth and low oxygen are just too great for the species.
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With the recent protests, however, it now feels like too great a risk to take.
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They warn that coverage for trans soldiers' medical care is too great a financial burden.
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Women aren't feeling too great about their overall treatment in the workplace, the survey reveals.
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So opponents of capital-gains indexation say the associated revenue loss would be too great.
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They have focused on reducing coverage and benefits, but the human cost is too great.
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That panel has the power to scratch any animal it considers too great a risk.
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But the research is underway, and the incentives for advancement are too great to constrain.
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They feared the combined company would have too great a reach — and too much market power.
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Yet a number of ad agency executives told Digiday the Reddit risk is still too great.
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My heart can't take it or the pain is too great, or am I good enough?
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The threat of losing access to American markets and the American financial system is too great.
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"Offense has too great an advantage over defense," he wrote in a January article in Lawfare.
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Homo sapiens were storing more and more food that was too great a temptation for rodents.
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Yet rules can also impose too great a burden on firms, slowing innovation and reducing competition.
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Haiti's electoral council said the danger of violence was too great for it to go ahead.
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Others say the hurdles to launching a broadcast television show are too great to pull off.
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However, she said the toll of trying to meet the AFL's standards had proved "too great".
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The stakes are too great; we can't afford to have any generation sit this one out.
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Or maybe the scale of the problem was too great even for someone of Hoover's abilities.
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But if the burden is too great, she recommends just saying "no" to that wedding invitation.
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In some cases, the consequences for making the incident known to authorities can seem too great.
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It was getting too great a hold on me and I simply had to overcome it.
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But she knew the risks of infecting her husband, who has lung problems, were too great.
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But the risk of opening the door to election interference and widespread chaos is too great.
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The gulf on minorities, immigrants, climate change, and the general attitude toward women is too great.
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But the opportunity is too great for studios to pass up, and Exhibit A is Disney.
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But if the lure is too great, divers should act responsibly and look, but not touch.
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The litany of ways in which the world failed Salahuddin is too great to fully comprehend.
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We no longer have the luxury of ignorance because the consequence of avoidance is too great.
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Another has opposed the idea, concerned that fighters remain radicalized and pose too great a risk.
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The task of making up 20 seconds in 16 laps was ultimately too great a task.
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I would avoid eBay and Craigslist, as the potential for buying fake tickets is too great.
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Their numbers are just too great and they've settled in quite nicely, like it or not.
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Our national reverence for the document, and the concept of separation of powers, is too great.
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Perhaps ridding jousting of historical accuracy and jovial role play is too great a sacrifice to make.
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So when I found out that that would happen again, it was like, this is too great.
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Unsurprisingly, it doesn't seem like Jenner was feeling too great after the clip was universally declared garbage.
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When people are in a life-or-death situation -- with their children -- no risk is too great.
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Apparently the irony was too great for The Nib to resist pointing out to the GOP's Twitter: .
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We can either stand for free expression ... or we can decide the cost is simply too great.
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"Despite the veterinarians' best efforts, her wounds were too great and she was humanely euthanized," Romzek said.
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Some officials and lawmakers, however, argue that the risks of not replacing Chinese equipment are too great.
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But the opportunity to hire Guardiola, 45, often called the world's greatest manager, was apparently too great.
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Is the company's grip on online and offline life too great to ever reasonably walk away from?
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Sometimes, the temptation to delve into a new love interest's astrological info right away proves too great.
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" In his own statement, Barker wrote that "unfortunately, the risks associated with drumming are still too great.
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The cost of these cuts is far too great for our country — or our conscience — to bear.
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Things aren't looking too great for NASA's plan to send people around Mars in the 2030s, either.
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Or, their medical team may determine the risks are too great to expose the person to surgery.
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The revenue opportunity is too great and will drive the innovation to commercialize as quickly as possible.
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The court found both unconstitutional, saying they created too great an obstacle for anyone seeking an abortion.
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The message is that the threat posed by Trump is too great to indulge in family squabbling.
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For many media outlets, tarnishing a rosy legacy with bad ratings is often too great a risk.
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There's no way of ensuring they weren't adulterated or improperly stored, and the risks are too great.
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This task could not be executed without face recognition, as the human resources required were too great.
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I don't often write about video game systems, but the Nintendo Switch is too great to ignore.
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If deemed valid and not too great a risk to civilians, the targets are approved for attack.
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Democrats said that standard would impose too great a burden of proof, effectively rendering the restriction useless.
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The intensity of the vibe was too great, and I left feeling numb in my nether region.
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Maybe it's because the draw of The Happiest Place on Earth is just too great to resist.
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But the nation's problems proved too great for it to resist the rise of extremism and demagogy.
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The risk is too great, she said, recalling a family member who was deported several years ago.
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Nothing, it seems, was too great a sacrifice to make for the pleasures of this hedonistic age.
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In a truck or cart the risk was too great of something coming into contact with uncleanliness.
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The risk of microcephaly for my unborn child was far too great to justify any avoidable trip.
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"We thought the risk was too great and we had to take action," Hart told KOLD-TV.
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The scope of this challenge is far too great for Trump and allies like Bannon to achieve.
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CEOs could not engage in "interested-party transactions" — the risk of self-dealing was simply too great.
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As long as lawmakers are allowed to serve two masters, the temptation to misbehave is too great.
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But the task of reforming the healthcare system proved too great and Sipila's centre-right government resigned.
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I expect that even the current Supreme Court will find this to be too great a stretch.
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"They never give their children any indication they are stressed or the burden is too great," said Vargo.
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I wish I could opt out completely, but the penalty for not signing up is much too great.
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But it added that concern that her books "have been deeply painful to many readers" is too great.
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The risk of a move provoking anti-American violence in the region and beyond is considered too great.
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The shame and scars of being a "bomb-affected person" — known in Japanese as hibakusha — were too great.
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While Symantec once allowed the reviews, Clark said that he now sees the security threats as too great.
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This perilous inconsistency in Facebook's policy decisions is a sign that its corporate power has grown too great.
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"The risk of not doing each of these things is too great for our children and our society."
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Both were fast growing religious groups using modern methods, which were suppressed when their influence grew too great.
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But the opportunity to pay honor to the event was too great to pass up for the couple.
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For nightclubs, minor sports venues, shopping malls and smaller college campuses, the financial burden can be too great.
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In an era of austerity and impoverished grassroots sport, has the price of these medals been too great?
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But I also believe there is no cause too great or challenge too insurmountable for the American people.
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Ultimately, however, the expenses of running an ad-supported model may be too great for Google to bear.
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Now it may not sound too great to a scone head like you, but I think it's swell.
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Less than two weeks into retirement, and Obama's already encountered an outrage too great to remain silent over.
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Initially we recorded audio interviews for radio, but Samer and his friends felt the risk was too great.
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But some galaxies show dynamic links across distances too great to be explained by their individual gravitational fields.
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Residents of a municipio must approve its elimination by referendum, an obstacle that has previously proved too great.
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The euphoria of pain relief or getting high is too great, and the need for more becomes insatiable.
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The stakes are too high and the cost is too great to delay action on America's infrastructure needs.
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The risk is too great, and I refuse to gamble with my livelihood this late in the game.
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The kindness being, hopefully, the service of saying: guys, this game, it's really not shaping up too great.
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Given Brent crude is currently around $40, it seems the price hurdle was probably too great for Browse.
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With a large number of attendees coming from outside the US, organizers decided the risk was too great.
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Most archaeologists oppose restoration, arguing that the damage was too great and that the cost would be prohibitive.
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The judge said that the potential harm to those immigrants was too great to simply end the program.
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But at some point, the angle of attack becomes too great for the oncoming air to negotiate smoothly.
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And a couple of bottles didn't make our top 247 because the divergence of opinion was too great.
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Even if tribal law enforcement were able to respond, the need is too great with too few resources.
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"The access is too easy, the draw is too great, and the push through advertising is too significant."
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Few boldface names who have had the treatment will acknowledge as much; the stigma is still too great.
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As long as Trump's trade policy is limited to this rhetoric, the harms are probably not too great.
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It is the long shadow of nuclear disasters that makes the risks too great to bear for many.
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Environmental and aboriginal activists fiercely oppose the idea, saying the risks of a devastating spill are too great.
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I said the 17-year age gap was too great, and besides, I would never date a rabbi.
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I said the 17-year age gap was too great, and besides, I would never date a rabbi.
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But the system was never perfect, and its fractures and stress points have become too great to ignore.
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The potential for returns is too great to underestimate where the best ideas can originate and who discovers them.
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"The political risk is too great, even as the company has nothing to do with the tariffs," he said.
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Miyako says she believed the cost of not relating her family's experiences is too great — so she left Japan.
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But that comes at a cost, one that is far too great for me to pay at this point.
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The fees are too great for all parties, especially for the lawyers and deal makers that block the deals.
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At some point, the urge to turn all those digital zeros into cars and iPhones will prove too great.
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Add to that worry over a slowing American economy, and the picture for the sector doesn't look too great.
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The memories of sniffing dogs and perp walks aren't lost on anyone, but sometimes the temptation is too great.
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School District Superintendent Austin Beutner has said the demands, if fully met, would inflict too great a budget strain.
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Once there, the temptation of home cooked, meat-filled empanadas with my host family was too great to resist.
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J.D. Martinez, acquired for what many thought was too great a price over the offseason, is baseball's best hitter.
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"In my judgment, a permanent revocation would be too great a punishment for the conduct involved here," Grisham wrote.
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But each side has too great an interest to lobby so that these costs can fall on someone else.
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"This poses too great of a potential liability for New Jersey families who already struggle with taxes," he added.
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After an outlay of about $603 million on the study, Crystal has decided that the obstacles are too great.
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The temptation to shave points off the participation rate of voters of color has proven too great to resist.
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The categorization is perhaps inevitable when somebody writes about the entertainment industry, for which no exaggeration seems too great.
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The kickoff times were too diffuse; the distances too great; work and sleep and time got in the way.
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"The risk of suing the hospital was too great," Shen Xinnian, the father of Mr. Shen, told the newspaper.
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There was often enough at stake — at home, at work — to make authenticity and protest too great a risk.
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Too great a focus on impeachment could also distract from Democrats' attempts to put forward a strong economic message.
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Iceland's soccer pedigree is too great, its quality too high, for it to be included with those startling results.
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The pusillanimous, corporate-speak testimony of several corporate executives is quoted at length — perhaps at too great a length.
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Advocates for immigrants worry the risk will be too great for immigrants on the fence about reporting their crimes.
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Later, once he is gone, together we can put things right again, assuming the damage is not too great.
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The allure of ribbon cuttings and claiming to be job creators is too great to leave to vague promises.
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"We cannot wait, we cannot stand still, because the challenges in our city are too great," Mr. Williams said.
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It is a fight we should never concede — the importance of a free and open internet is too great.
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Ultimately, many agree that the risks are far too great for this decision to be made by one company.
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On the French side, Fiat Chrysler was seen as being in too great a hurry to lock down the deal.
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No dream is too big, no challenge is too great, nothing we want for our future is beyond our reach.
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In private, however, some say it is unworkable because it would place too great a burden on limited state resources.
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First, enforcement actions purportedly aimed at supporting our democracy carry too great a risk of inadvertently undermining our constitutional values.
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In others, that same tension can build up into real conflict — sometimes, annoying little differences are too great to overcome.
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But the financial cost and the emotional toll of leaving has always been too great for many of the residents.
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But it was the second factor, the Iraq war, which probably convinced Mr Blair that the risk was too great.
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For those investors who have decided stocks currently present too great a risk, Cramer advised them to know their limits.
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But the prospect of finding growth in the world's second-largest economy is too great to ignore for many companies.
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Opioids are chemically similar to heroin and the risk of addiction was viewed as too great for their widespread use.
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Both sides were concerned that any concessions would not be reciprocated and would come at too great a political cost.
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GOP senators voting against the president said the constitutional issues created by the emergency declaration were too great to ignore.
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Once you declare someone to be the devil, there is no cost too great to combat him or his spawn.
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The risk that the plane's technological secrets will find their way from Turkey to Russia or Iran is too great.
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But the reputational damage to the CIA and the U.S. was too great to allow it to return, Brennan maintained.
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An autobiographical tale of female empowerment, it's told from too great an emotional remove, with more obfuscation than is helpful.
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Even lawyers and former senior officials who supported the interrogation program years ago now say the obstacles are too great.
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For those of us living and working on the coast, the stakes are clear and the risks are too great.
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America has stated that's too great a responsibility to reside in the hands of so small a number of people.
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Both sides were concerned that any concessions would not be reciprocated -- and would come at too great a political cost.
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The speed and secrecy have pushed GOP senators toward compromise on policy disagreements that once appeared too great to bridge.
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The stakes are far too high, the money invested far too great, for Qatar Sports Investment simply to walk away.
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The threats are too great, the times are too uncertain, to elect Donald Trump as president of the United States.
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The pain of the defeat to Real Madrid had been too great, the time required to process it too substantial.
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The untapped potential of the relationship and the risk of failing to stand with our Colombian partners are too great.
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At this point, however, the complexity might just be getting too great to yield much in the way of predictions.
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Pelosi and leadership believe the risk of inflaming the electorate could be too great, and they want to proceed carefully.
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Le Maire listed pharmaceuticals and aerospace as a further two sectors where France's reliance on Chinese imports was too great.
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Chuck said it's just too great of a health risk to the players ... even if they play in empty arenas.
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The Golden State Warriors are like a weapons factory, with simply too great an abundance of brilliant and intelligent athletes.
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Some argue that the risks of hallucinogen use are too great to warrant their exploration as treatments for psychological disorders.
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Le Maire listed pharmaceuticals and aerospace as a further two sectors where France's reliance on Chinese imports was too great.
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In many communities across the country, water infrastructure needs are too great for the community to shoulder on its own.
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But eventually the pressure would grow too great and the lava scab would fracture to release a burst of gas.
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Nuclear threats are simply not believable; the consequences of using the weapons are seen as too great to be credible.
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In reality, the thick oxygen atmosphere is too great to have been generated by photosynthesis and instead reveals water loss.
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Deutsche Bank continued to lend to the Trump Organization long after other lenders concluded that the risk was too great.
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"As Ronald Reagan once said, 'America is too great a country to settle for small dreams,' " he wrote, in 29.
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But Bismarck gets its drinking water from the river, and the risk of an oil spill was deemed too great.
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Besides, too great a concern with origin degenerates too easily into a concern with purity, and folklore is most impure.
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He has said it poses too great a risk to New York City, less than 21 miles to the south.
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For Trump, the offer and his unprecedented plans to meet the North Korean leader were too great to keep quiet.
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Automation is coming, like it or not, because the potential financial upside for these companies is too great to ignore.
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University of Bath researcher Anthony Perry said the physical distance between the cells' genetic material during fertilization is simply too great.
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"Howard, the movies are too expensive, the risks are too great," Weinstein responded in a clip of the interview Stern aired.
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"It's too great an opportunity for her to pass up and WWE to pass up ... it's a match made in heaven."
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If not, then you have to wonder whether political analysts have assigned immigration too great a role in the Hispanic psyche.
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However, sometimes the show is just too good and the temptation to move forward with the next episode is too great.
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We see the progression of Lonzo's involvement in their house — it looks like he moves in, and things aren't too great.
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Pre-takeoff, two people decide the fear is too great and disembark, only to be coaxed back on by psychologist Carol.
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In the heat of the moment, many of us forget that used condoms are actually not too great for the environment.
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"Unfortunately, the damage done over the years was too great, and she died, like she lived, a fighter," reads the tribute.
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The risks of dropping cash in Warsaw – which we could argue are minimal – are too great for a post-Brexit Londoner.
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Problematically for euro zone leaders, however, Italy is seen as "too big to bail out" and its funding needs too great.
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"I wasn't feeling too great out there," said Battle, who nevertheless scored 13 of his 18 points in the second half.
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A thin-skinned, temperamental, shoot-from-the-hip and lip, uninformed commander-in-chief is too great a risk for America.
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The disaster of climate change is too real, and the threat to our planet and to our children is too great.
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Dramatic remedies, such as trying to remove Mr Kim by force, are off the table because the risk is too great.
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Paschall ignited a 10-0 run for Villanova, but the deficit proved too great and the Boilermakers began making free throws.
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You might not be feeling too great about an outfit, but tiny tweaks here and there can really make a difference.
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But I do think that … the risks are too great to ignore, and that we need some sort of insurance policy.
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"This opportunity is too great, we cannot pass it up," Los Angeles City Council President Herb Wesson said before the vote.
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But even if there's only a 85033 or 15 percent chance of Trump winning, that's too great a risk to take.
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"No private suffering, no restriction of sovereignty, was deemed too great a sacrifice for the recovery of monetary integrity," Polanyi wrote.
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In the end, stubborn differences of opinion remained too great on major policy questions, above all on migration and climate change.
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Typically, bomb-makers don't carry out attacks themselves, since their value to a terror organization such as ISIS is too great.
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Another analyst says the unknowns in the industry are still far too great for him to be optimistic on energy stocks.
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But after executives spent weeks trying to preserve the competitions, they ultimately deemed the games too great a public health peril.
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Of course, some predators can never earn redemption -- the harm they inflicted, the public trust they broke, is just too great.
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Or have lawmakers become so filled with cowardice that the mere thought of doing their job is too great a burden?
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The potential benefits of facial recognition, and biometric data generally, are just too great for governments and corporations to pass up.
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And the difficulty was with full prosthetics you end up losing so much emotion that it&aposs too great a loss.
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Broker Liberum cut its price target on the stock and said the risks are still too great to consider owning the stock.
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Sometimes the pull of freedom is too great, and it seems impossible to stay imprisoned in your office for an entire afternoon.
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The risk was too great: Products manufactured with PFOA were an important part of DuPont's business, worth $1 billion in annual profit.
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For elderly people, who have a greater risk of bleeding than younger adults, the risks may be too great to recommend aspirin.
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Skeptics, such as the cardiologists turned diet gurus Dean Ornish and Joel Kahn, argue that keto's potential heart risks are too great.
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The economic toll would be too great on South Korea, says Park Jung-ho, a 35-year-old office worker in Seoul.
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And when the stress became too great they self-destructed, which in a body would prevent the spread of cancer any further.
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CEO Jun Ye tells me that as long as the robots are operating at full speed, the damage shouldn't be too great.
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That is because the returns are either hard to monetise, or the risks are too great for the private sector to tolerate.
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The achievement gap between affluent and low income communities is shrinking but remains too great, and proficiency levels are still too low.
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School District Superintendent Austin Beutner has said the demands, if fully met, would place too great a strain on the district's budget.
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Those who want more democratic change, meanwhile, are increasingly aware they must watch their step and avoid becoming too great a threat.
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Lawmakers' response: GOP senators voting against the president said the constitutional issues created by the emergency declaration were too great to ignore.
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The cost of doing nothing, of giving up moral choices, of being used by a movement not his own, is too great.
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The risks of Arctic drilling are far too great — to the people, to the wildlife and to the future of our country.
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The government now offers to pay some farmers half the cost, but the remaining burden is too great for most to bear.
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And you have some very fine people too, great journalists great reporters, but to a large extent it's corrupt and it's fake.
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DUBLIN — Conor McGregor has too great an ego to end up some fat, old man, his coach John Kavanagh told Business Insider.
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But after a few more days, the realization set in that the divide was too great, and that progress required small concessions.
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He said he'd like to offer more options for parents, but the trade-offs in serving the greater community were too great.
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The risk posed by giving a potential fraud Satoshi's authority, which they could use to pursue their own interests, is too great.
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Broker Liberum cut its price target on the stock and said the risks were still too great to consider owning the stock.
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Mckenzie said that many Englewood residents have nothing to lose, making the temptation of unattended cargo too great for many to resist.
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The iPhone maker has decided the risks of depending heavily on manufacturing in China are too great and even rising, it said.
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The iPhone maker has decided the risks of depending heavily on manufacturing in China are too great and even rising, Nikkei said.
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Mike DeWine (R) called off the primary, saying that polling places would put voters and poll workers at too great a risk.
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These stakes mean that no evil, no excess and no abuse of power can be too great if they secure the regime.
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"In my judgment, a permanent revocation would be too great a punishment for the conduct involved here," Grisham wrote at the time.
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Or does he close, because the risk to his 27 staff members—and to himself; he's 70 years old—is too great?
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" But, Mr. Panero added, "I think the rewards of playing to the crowd, of throwing out red meat, have become too great.
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Environmental groups, who say the risk of a spill is too great, were quick to promise resistance to the Trans Mountain project.
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"The difficulty was with full prosthetics you end up losing so much emotion that it&aposs too great a loss," Hooper said.
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We are living in the age of rage, when no cost seems too great to pay for an indictment of a Trump.
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Zadar's immortelle farmers think the quantity and quality of their individual crops will become too great for the cosmetics industry to ignore.
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Because her threats and bad acts are too great to be ignored, Mariah has been compelled to file a lawsuit against her.
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So of course, attending the ACM Awards dressed up as a full-blown cartoonish cowgirl was too great a temptation to pass up.
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They may have decided that risk was too great, but surely if some revealing information comes to light tomorrow individual charges may result.
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However, a common misconception is that the challenge of creating emotionally intelligent computing systems is too great to be met any time soon.
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Find the spot where the woman feels most vulnerable and make her feel unsafe until the cost of speaking out is too great.
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"We want them to abandon the fight, until they cannot do it anymore or until the effort is too great," the colonel said.
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Let's get real for a second: Sean Spicer's first few weeks in the role of White House press secretary haven't been too great.
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There were ravids, too— great cats with fangs like scythes— and birds that mimicked human voices, and scorpions whose sting imparted superhuman strength.
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Problem loans on the books of banks it had bought during an acquisition spree were too great for it to handle, it said.
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Still, the risks involved in cloning for human reproduction are simply too great, as the many failed attempts at monkey cloning make clear.
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To many, though, the thought of jumping across town and back in minutes instead of hours is just too great to pass up.
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Others in her campaign think that Democrats will ultimately unite because the possibility of a Trump victory is too great to ignore. Mrs.
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As much as defense attorneys prep their client, the temptation of a last-minute change of heart is often too great for defendants.
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"The advantages for automakers of doing over-the-air updates are too great to ignore," said Egil Juliussen, automotive analyst for IHS Markit.
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The person said that the killing could "precipitate" moves abroad by those who feel the risks of staying in Bangladesh are too great.
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The back drop is a representation of Paris as painted by a Dadaist, or a painter too great to be careful of perspective.
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"By any measure, the cost of inaction on antimicrobial resistance is too great, it needs to be addressed urgently and resolutely," he said.
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Markelle Fultz, a moon-faced teenager in a black hoodie and black shorts, was careful not to shoot from too great a distance.
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"The suffering is too great for me to cash in on it … it is the most heartbreaking thing in the world," he wrote.
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Eventually we decided it was best to stop and find a different way in — the risk of permanently erasing everything was too great.
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Law clerk Edward Wen, 45, said the difference in human rights standards between Hong Kong and the mainland was too great to bridge.
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As the number of for-profit hospice providers grows, does that model provide too great an incentive to understaff nighttime and weekend shifts?
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Our nation is too great to put it in the hands of a slick-talking, empty-promising, self-promoting, one man wrecking crew.
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In an interview with Vox, he made the argument clearly: The Democrats, to a much too great degree, are separated from working families.
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Litigation was too great a threat to labor's control over workplace rules under the New Deal system of collective bargaining, union archives show.
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I still use Kayak and Hipmunk to search flights, and I book directly on airline websites (unless the savings elsewhere are too great).
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This would avoid giving too great a role for Turkey and Iran, who are more concerned about their own interests than Iraq's future.
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But government officials say the needs are too great to rely too much on those volunteers, who can grow fatigued by the demands.
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To make a commitment of more than $10 billion without knowing exactly what you're getting would be too great a risk for most.
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The economic toll has become too great to ignore: In 28500 and 6900 alone, natural disasters cost the U.S. economy over $2628 billion.
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The revelation is unlikely to appease critics however, many of whom argue that the disparities in the BBC pay scale are too great.
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, meanwhile, seemed to suggest that the consequences of partisan gerrymandering are too great for the court not to act.
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A minority of loud voices seem to prefer that outcome, but I think our country is too great for a vision so small.
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Tonight, we can say with pride that, in America, there is no barrier too great and no ceiling too high to break. pic.twitter.
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The iPhone maker has decided that the risks of depending heavily on manufacturing in China are too great and even rising, it said.
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LAUSD officials have argued that the teachers' demands would place too great a strain on the district's budget if they were fully met.
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The temptation to settle for a deal that gives the Saudis a path to the bomb might just be too great to overcome.
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Too little a response will seem hollow and not dissuade while too great a response could risk a counter-response, perhaps an escalatory one.
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The participant's pace directly correlates with how fast the worker sews, but losing the game is inevitable because the workload is always too great.
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When the urge to subtweet is too great to bear, step back, take a deep breath and DM someone who'll do it for you.
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Belichick's unassailable Hall of Fame résumé — and Brady's — will certainly contain blemishes, but for the Patriots, no edge is too great or too small.
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Supporters in his comment section who've seen both seemed to agree that the overlap in cinematic and thematic aspects was too great to ignore.
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It will take real work and close cooperation, but the potential value of 5G to society and the economy is too great to delay.
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I'm not feeling too great after drinking more than I usually do on a weeknight last night, and I'm also feeling depressed and anxious.
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Unfortunately, the pain became too great for him and I dare not say he lost the battle — he simply chose to set himself free.
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While this may or may not be true, the spectacle of the Super Bowl is too great to require the internet to even exist.
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It's likely that the potential for more capital seepage from China into foreign investment havens is too great without a more comprehensive regulatory regime.
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Some children might consider the leaps in this book too great, others will return to ponder the cinematic images and puzzle out the connections.
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Veta is a bluetooth EpiPen case that sends a push notification to your phone if the two are separated by too great a distance.
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By this point, ISIS's presence had grown throughout the Middle East, and the threat to journalists was too great for the documentarian to continue.
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The characters from Bob's Burgers make for great Halloween costumes — too great, really, since everyone and their mom wants to dress like the Belchers.
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Within days, the pressure on the CEOs who remained on them would have become too great -- and they, too, would have resigned their roles.
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She will be jailed without bond until her trial, after a judge found the risk too great that she could flee back to Russia.
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That's because, so far as the Pakistani state is concerned, the risks of staring down the TLP and its ilk are simply too great.
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I did not feel too Great Again, especially since the stench of Trump cologne made everything I ate taste like sweat and dollar bills.
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The state was less than willing to bail out the banks (in part because they were unable to – the debts were simply too great).
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For starters, the distance between the corner, the wing, and the paint is too great for a player to float back and forth between.
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His love for the club he had graced as both a player and a coach, he said, was too great for him to resist.
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He didn't admit to allegations of groping and unwanted kisses, but argued that they'd become too great a distraction for him to serve effectively.
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These issues are too pressing, the needs too great, to be put on the back burner until the next president takes office in January.
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Mr. Schultz said he had concluded that an independent bid would pose too great a risk of helping President Trump win a second term.
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With financial institutions at the core of his business, CanPay could stand to lose a lot should banks decide the risk is too great.
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"GE's challenges may ultimately prove too great even for Larry Culp," John Inch, an analyst at Gordon Haskett Research Advisors, recently wrote to clients.
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The despatches which were retained were in the main thrown into a basket and when the accumulation had become too great they were destroyed.
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Investors would have found the risk to be too great as opposed to investing in an urban area such as Tulsa or Oklahoma City.
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But in this case, this difference was far too great, according to Dana Levenberg, the supervisor for Ossining, New York, which oversees the property.
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"The latest tariff escalation is far too great a gamble for the U.S. economy," National Retail Federation President Matthew Shay said in a statement.
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There's an assumption that negotiation isn't a possibility anymore, that it's something we aren't going to entertain because the risks are just too great.
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Sarkawt Shams left Iraq for the US on a special immigrant visa in 2013 when he felt the risk to his life was too great.
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The risk of losing people to rival services and being in a bad bargaining position for the content it offers from others is too great.
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Working within the Chinese market was an advantage too great to pass up: The perfect storm of raw material, government support, public will, and talent.
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Currency market interventions are the other main tool the SNB uses to protect Switzerland's export-oriented economy from too great an appreciation of the franc.
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However, the pain of the loss was too great and Brandy says she wasn't emotionally ready to take the photos — until nearly a year later.
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Hockenheim boss Georg Seiler told German media last week that the economic risks of his circuit hosting the event in successive years were too great.
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Even if detoxing were medically safe, they said, the risk of relapse was too great, putting newborns in danger as soon as they went home.
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Environmentalists have long pressured Obama to ban Arctic drilling, arguing that the environmental and climate costs and risks are too great to justify any benefits.
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For some critics, that small gain could potentially come at too great a cost for Australia once the fine detail of the agreement is considered.
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Occupational licensing, for example, prevents too great a supply of workers taking certain protected jobs, and border controls achieve the same at a national level.
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" The family didn't talk about Jonathan; a violent death removes the possibility of "sharing stories, laughs, memories," Kushner writes, because "the pain was too great.
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Ms. Fallin, in a brief statement, would not discuss Mr. Trump, but said the nation's challenges were too great for "business as usual" political solutions.
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Our work is too important and the risks are too great, and any fallout resulting from it would leave our elected officials entirely to blame.
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"All of us believe the risks posed by Facebook's proposal are too great to allow the plan to proceed with so many unanswered questions."ADVERTISEMENT
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Had she not been so talented and so virtuous, the challenge she posed might well have been too great for her male contemporaries to bear.
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Already, however, many firms have decided the risk of running afoul of U.S. prohibitions is simply too great and have started to leave the country.
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As Hurricane Maria makes painfully clear, the costs of maintaining Puerto Rico's unequal status are simply too great to bear — for them or for us.
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"The risk that the Trilogy action will derail the reorganization is too great," Judge Benjamin Goldgar said in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Chicago on Wednesday.
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"The economic indicators from the UK have been respectable recently, but the political uncertainty surrounding Brexit is too great," said CMC Markets analyst David Madden.
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Robert S. Bookman, of the NYC Hospitality Alliance, a trade group, said he thought it gave the public too great a voice in opposing licenses.
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I find it really lonely to work alone, and the pressure is just too great when you have to come up with every idea yourself.
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And the problem has enormous implications for treatment of a disease that terrifies older Americans and has strained families in numbers too great to count.
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Her raw, untapped power seemed too great for Lucasfilm to all of a sudden introduce a new lineage seven films into the "Star Wars" franchise.
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There are a lot of people doing sex work who can't be out about it because the consequences they would face are way too great.
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The fight took on new urgency when the Obama administration rejected the request in 2013, saying the impact to the refuge would be too great.
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And when the burden of disease grows too great, with further interventions more likely to cause harm than benefit, our focus can shift toward comfort.
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The hardships of life in Honduras are too many, the government's solutions are too few — and the allure of the United States is too great.
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It quickly became clear that the emotional trauma that would be wrought on my parents by not inviting the entire family would be too great.
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The risks to the U.S. economy and the American people were simply too great not to do whatever we could to prevent a financial collapse.
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Remainers might take hope from the fact that the 1931 government went off the gold standard almost immediately, finding that the economic costs were too great.
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The fiscal loss is too great if we eliminate physicality in all the ways we spend, which is why a digital cash experience is the future.
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But the chances of being crushed by falling rocks quickly became too great, even for them, who knew the mountains like the backs of their hands.
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The demand for adult content is far too great, and potential for profit still too high, for pornographers to just pack up shop and go home.
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Weaver opposes the Trans Mountain expansion, saying the danger of a heavy oil spill is too great and the economic benefits of the pipeline too small.
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"This hurricane is far too powerful, poses far too great a threat for us to delay actions any further," Gimenez said, according to the Washington Post.
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The lure of cheap Monero is simply too great for some developers, so they try to smuggle their mining scripts into what look like legitimate extensions.
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But it does not want the hit to its tax revenues to be too great, so it seeks to limit the size of the pensions break.
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If the distance is too great, or if the darts don't connect with the target in just the right way, the taser is going to fail.
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Both expressed that patients' need for regular healthcare in an overburdened medical system makes the potential of apps to fill that gap too great to ignore.
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If 2017 nail trends have taught us one thing, it's that there is nothing too great to affix to a 1-cm square inch of space.
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But many of the resulting translations are (at least partially) quite good, and being able to include expression is too great an advantage to pass up.
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To them, the prize of Brexit is too great to be compromised away by the reality of negotiation with one of the world's largest trading blocs.
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The benefits of helping students from all income levels and preparing them for STEM-related careers are too great for U.S. policymakers and officials to overlook.
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You can move quickly with the teleportation system, although the hops are a lot shorter than I'd like, and the distance between settlements isn't too great.
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Although the NTSB did not determine the probable cause of the incident, investigators found that the distance between the rails of the tracks was too great.
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"Speed and secrecy have pushed GOP senators toward compromise on policy disagreements that once appeared too great to bridge," my colleague Dylan Scott wrote earlier today.
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Thayer said in his announcement that even without a smoking gun that showed DarkMatter had misused certificates, the risks demonstrated by the reports were too great.
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For the rest, it's a ticket to elsewhere — perhaps too great a burden of expectation for an everyday dish meant to nourish, not set off fireworks.
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These loans are typically used for large deals or projects where the funding needed is too great a risk for a single bank to take on.
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Trump agreed to suspend controversial military exercises with South Korea in Singapore, a move that many warned was too great a concession for little in return.
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Without some sort of oral tradition of preparation and dosage, similar to that of the ayahuasca shamans of South America, the risks would be too great.
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Would you ever decline to run a news story because you were concerned that running it would present too great a risk of a constitutional crisis?
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Their parents tried to care for them in their modest Bronx apartment, but as the family expanded to 14 children, the girls' needs became too great.
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It was a mutually beneficial relationship until a slower priest, aspiring to corporeal fitness, came along and proved too great a temptation for Earl the Dalmatian.
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Because of its use with sex, often arranged on hookup apps with two or more men, the combination — disinhibition, connection, escapism — was too great to resist.
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But Mr. Xu said California represents too great a share of total revenue for most national insurance companies to just walk away from the state altogether.
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"The level of public opposition to the abuse and torture on Manus and Nauru had become too great," said one group organizing a vigil in Sydney.
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The problem is that no one wants to buy, and the costs of relocation are too great for many in the high-poverty city to bear.
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Banning Irn-Bru, which vies with whisky as Scotland's national drink, for fear that its bright orange colour posed too great a risk to the ballroom's carpet.
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Will the triple whammy of higher energy prices, higher interest rates and a rising dollar represent a confluence of headwinds too great for the economy to withstand?
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Previous administrations considered designating the entire IRGC as a foreign terrorist organization but decided the risk to U.S. forces overseas was too great, former U.S. officials said.
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Face it, the political windfall from building a new wall of just about any size is just too great for Congress and the incoming administration to ignore.
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By appearing with a union in Chicago Ms Warren was able to promote her broad message that inequality of wealth and income are too great in America.
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China's advantages look too great: Vietnam's infrastructure is far worse; India's bureaucracy makes building a factory and hiring a few thousand people too onerous to bother with.
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She's not sentimental about taking on this project, but instead, very matter of fact about why it was simply too great of an opportunity to pass up.
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While the low price environment is increasingly driving this disparate group into each other's arms, the divide and distrust among them is just too great to overcome.
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Christy O'Donnell, 46, a terminally ill former LAPD sergeant and attorney, testified that she wishes she could legally end her life when her suffering becomes too great.
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British Columbia Premier John Horgan said after the meeting he had not changed his position that the risks of a spill from the pipeline were too great.
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Maassen said it was possible Russia decided the political cost was too great after the backlash that ensued in the United States after a similar effort there.
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In 2014 Mr Sanders' own state, Vermont, abandoned a plan for a single-payer system on the basis that the required tax rises would be too great.
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When the unease was too great, I tweeted out my nervousness and heard back from dozens of Peruvians in similar states of anguish all over the world.
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The expressed rationale for these views is that current efforts to protect our environment bear too great a cost and prevent us from prospering as a nation.
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In simple terms, the more inequality, the more college-admissions cheating scandals might occur, because the cost of falling out of the 1 percent becomes too great.
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"But, the risks of illegal migration by an unaccompanied child to achieve that dream are far too great, and the 'permisos' (permits) do not exist," he wrote.
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While President Donald Trump has been clear he wants to see a corporate tax rate reduction from 35% to 20% immediately, the cost may be too great.
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"The stakes for our great country are too high — and the differences between the candidates too great — for me to remain neutral in this race," she continued.
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"We want to be very fair, but too many bad things are happening and the percentage of true hatred is too great," Trump said at the time.
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"This hurricane is far too powerful, poses far too great a threat, for us to delay actions any longer," he said at a Tuesday afternoon news conference.
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The Kenosha County Sheriff's Office decided late last week that bringing new ICE detainees into its facility represented too great a risk to other inmates and staff.
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But loving this show means worrying that it might be devoured by its own genius, that it's too great to last, that, eventually, conceit will cannibalize concept.
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President Trump's nominee for secretary of the Navy withdrew from consideration on Sunday, saying that meeting the government's ethics guidelines would require too great a financial sacrifice.
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Before I had children I organized them by genre, alphabetically, but the demands of motherhood proved too great for me to stay on top of such things.
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But the obstacles to working with the drug were simply too great, said Professor David Nutt, a neuropsychopharmacologist at Imperial College and an author of the study.
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She knew then that the world's greatest crime is not murder— its most terrible punishment is meted to her of too much faith— too great a love.
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The American people entrusted Democrats with the House majority because we promised to focus on the issues that matter and the challenges too great to be ignored.
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But it is too great a leap right now to assume they also acquired their hate and their mindset to commit a despicable crime from their service.
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Do you think self-marriage receives criticism because it's a form of radical self-love too great for a lot of people to come to terms with?
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If the challenge is perceived as too great, if the person stumbles, the fear becomes crippling and the person gives up, often with despair or self-criticism.
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Sometimes, the discrepancy was too great for us: In the wake of the country's worst mass shooting this past October, we stepped away from streaming PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds.
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LONDON — French President Emmanuel Macron doesn't want this year's G7 summit to adopt formal conclusions if differences on trade and climate change with Donald Trump are too great.
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Minnesota Public Radio reported that fire department officials judged that trying to rescue the raccoon from the ledge would be too great a risk to firefighters to justify.
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They can see when a new product or service gains traction, allowing them to copy it or simply buy the upstart before it becomes too great a threat.
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Two lower federal courts have upheld the law, but abortion rights proponents say it places too great a burden on women seeking abortions, without a justifiable health benefit.
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While the task of flying supplies was already far too great for air forces of the era, a huge stock of war surplus transport aircraft and crew remained.
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But for many people, Facebook and its ecosystem is the online analog to the real world, and deleting yourself from that space comes at too great a cost.
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The photo required is the full image of someone's face — so if someone really wants to attempt to deceive the facial recognition system, the barriers aren't too great.
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Keep in mind that absolutely none of the big tech platforms use an all-human moderation team—the scale of content is too great to keep up with.
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Online micropayments didn't fail again and again because decentralized tokens weren't a thing yet; they failed because their cognitive load was far too great to sustain their use.
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Herzog rejected the criticism that he was merely seeking a cushy job after losing his party&aposs leadership, saying the crisis at hand was too great to ignore.
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Those hopes were dashed on Tuesday after the company said the costs and development timelines to obtain marketing approval for beloranib are too great to justify more investment.
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On Saturday morning, Mexico was walloped by another natural disaster, Hurricane Katia: In the wake of the destruction, Mexico said today, its own need is now too great.
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When the danger became too great my family and I had to flee -- leaving behind our home, almost all of our possessions and our entire way of life.
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For the once anonymous extremist, the appeal of quantifiable social status — measured in terms of the number of views, likes, retweets and followers you earn — s too great.
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Experts said on Israel's Channel 11 news station that neither side wanted to appear weak, but also that war was too great of a risk for either party.
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They understand that climate change is too urgent to get caught up in partisan politics, and the opportunities offered by this solution are too great to pass up.
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As a country, we would have to decide once and for all that the harm police do is too great a price for the limited protection they promise.
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Despite the hackers getting away with $40 million worth of bitcoin, the impact wasn't too great for Binance because it was only 2% of the exchange's overall holdings.
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My colleague Walter Olson has detailed the myriad reasons why, but perhaps the most important are that reliance interests are too great and the country has moved on.
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The case is massive and complicated, and Lichtman said the cost and time commitment would be too great for him to "go out of pocket" to represent Guzmán.
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"Look, we will never give up our oversight role, but this country is too great for a small vision of just investigations," McCarthy said at a press conference.
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There was a further shift in conservatives' views of Nixon after the release of the infamous tapes, when the evidence of misconduct simply grew too great to ignore.
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The official version that he voiced himself is that no sacrifice is too great when serving the motherland, plus the bridge would stand as his crowning construction achievement.
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"The Russians may feel if they are too overt about it, the risk of blowback is simply too great," Mr. Schiff said at the Council on Foreign Relations.
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But Graham's comments make clear that the political backlash for a firing spree like that might be too great if Trump wants to keep any friends in Congress.
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She tried to form a government with the free-market-oriented Free Democrats and the ecologically conscious Greens, but the ideological differences between them were just too great.
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But, by the early 1960s, Americans were falling out of love with nuclear power and the fallout from the explosions was too great to be a feasible earthmover.
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"The scary part for the opponents is that some of our guys aren't swinging too great," said Jon Lester, who allowed a run over seven innings on Friday.
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But for years, none of the mechanics Miller approached would touch the idea: Engineering a machine for a triple-amputee seemed nearly impossible, the potential liability too great.
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But once Mr. Trump took office and pushed to make good on his campaign pledge to build a wall, the pressure on Mr. Peña Nieto became too great.
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Black voters are used to having to accept tacitly the fact that black political figures, especially black women, cannot loudly own their identities; the consequences are simply too great.
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"However, in many cases the organizations may not be actively resisting, but the catch-up time between market change and company change is just too great," the authors write.
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But we can't let skepticism or convention limit us, either, because the potential for technology to broaden our minds and deepen our emotional connects to art is too great.
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Investigators looking into the crashes discovered that some pilots did not fully understand the flap system and were therefore allowing the planes to descend at too great a speed.
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That said, while I don't think VR has taken off quite as quickly as people expected it to, its potential is too great for us to let it languish.
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And that's one of the reasons Apple insists that the burden of writing the software is far too great—any software it creates could act as a master key.
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" A 1708 pamphlet imagined Abigail telling the wife of Louis XIV, "I was rather addicted to another sort of passion, having too great a regard for my own sex.
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FAA and Boeing will face congressional questions about why the software upgrade took so long to complete and whether Boeing had too great a role in the certification process.
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Apple has decided the risks of relying so heavily on manufacturing in China, as it has done for decades, are too great and even rising, several people told Nikkei.
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"He wasn't looking too great," the man told the newspaper, adding that Rutan was in better spirits when he came up for a visit around Christmas time last year.
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NBC's tournament may not be exactly what the established pros may want, but the upside for the sport and incentive for players and organizations is too great to ignore.
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The surveys appeared to give Ossoff too great a share of the early vote, Monmouth University pollster Patrick Murray said, but that was only a "minor miss," he said.
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Gerhard Schick, finance activist at Finanzwende and a former member of the German parliament, welcomed the end of talks but cautioned that Deutsche Bank remains "too great a risk".
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Kinder Morgan says it is investing in extra safeguards to mitigate the probability of a tanker spill but opponents say the risk to the rugged coastline is too great.
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She went on a study abroad program in Melbourne, Australia, for a few weeks last winter, and when she came back, the distance between them was finally too great.
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Greens say the risk of a spill is too great and opponents promise massive protests, which some Liberals fear could hurt the party in federal elections set for 2019.
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The official version, which he voiced himself, was that no sacrifice was too great in serving the motherland, and that the bridge would stand as his crowning construction achievement.
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Or, we can decide that the threat to humans (and potentially other animal species) is too great and we must be intentional about changing the path we are on.
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But if the reason stop-and-frisk was objectionable is that it placed too great a burden on black and Latino men, shouldn't we find the time and resources?
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"The level of uncertainty is just too great at the moment to sign a new deal," the head of the IF Metall union, Marie Nilsson, said in a statement.
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In a letter to supporters, Mr. Schultz said he had concluded that an independent bid would pose too great a risk of helping President Trump win a second term.
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The temptation of nominating Sanders risks far too great a disaster for Democrats when four more years of a Donald Trump presidency is at stake in the November election.
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If your emergency cash need isn't too great, you might be able to fill in the gap with a side hustle, says Vicki Salemi, a career expert at Monster.
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Pentagon officials say they go to great lengths to prevent civilian casualties, abandoning some strikes altogether if the risk to civilians — "collateral damage" in military parlance — is too great.
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So many officials are tangled up in a web of corruption that the possibility of a new government that would investigate them was too great a risk to run.
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" The same former Clinton aide said candidates he worked with only participated in press conferences "because the pain threshold of not doing them at some point becomes too great.
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Whether they traveled on foot or in vehicles, Abbottabad is a city of some 299,260 people and there was too great a risk that the SEAL team would be detected.
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Simply put, they know what they are doing, and they know that it is wrong, but the compulsion is too strong and the thrill of the crime is too great.
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The power of the state to kill as payback is simply too great to entrust to a system that is categorically imperfect, comprised as it is by fallible human beings.
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If the costs of dealing with warning signs pose too great of a challenge, I encourage you to fight against the systems -- or injustices -- that make addressing them so difficult.
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That's still incredibly small (a 99.963 percent chance of a miss), but Bennu is a big rock—even slim odds are too great to ignore when civilization is at stake.
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"The number of seemingly unrelated puzzles within the solar system that are resolved by Planet 9's existence is simply too great for it all to be a coincidence."[Space.com]
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The incident speaks volumes about how no matter how much we talk to our teens about the dangers of texting behind the wheel, the temptation might still be too great.
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That probably doesn't leave you feeling too great about your purchase, but it also leaves an expensive piece of professional equipment lying dormant that a lot of people could use.
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The risk of missing out---just in case the crypto evangelists are correct and blockchain technology turns out to be bigger than the internet revolution---is too great to ignore.
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"I can assure you that this decision was not taken lightly but in our view the association risk is too great for us to continue," Hoole said in the email.
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But eventually the time cost was too great, and he and his chief of staff decided on a policy of sending a representative of the office down to receive petitions.
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Nine West announced this year that it had hired an investment bank to help it address its debt load, which has become too great as sales have faltered over time.
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FROM "BREAKTHROUGH" TO "OPTIONAL" Drugmakers say pharmacy benefit managers such as OptumRx are middlemen that take too great a cut of the discounts they negotiate and ultimately drive prices higher.
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Just saying—it's a Tom Clancy game, full of clichéd action-movie motifs and dialogue, and getting on with it is too great of a pass to give this game.
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Before that sending off, Manchester United were bounding back up the league, but being a man light for most of the game at the Hawthorns was too great a task.
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The National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) said in a press release that concerns about national security risks were too great to come to an agreement with the Chinese company.
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But while North Korea has periodically engaged in military provocations with the South, it hasn't launched a full-scale invasion since 1950 because American troops are too great a deterrent.
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The National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) said in a press release that concerns about national security risks were too great to come to an agreement with the Chinese company.
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Opponents – including scores of landowners on the proposed route – will instead argue the jobs are temporary and the risks of the pipeline to local industries like cattle ranching too great.
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"The only time I came out about it was when Fourth Wave came out with this petition," she says, explaining that the taboo associated with menstruation was just too great.
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Both Kobo and Amazon have experimented with different screen sizes, and both keep coming to the conclusion that the pull to return to a standardized size is just too great.
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But the present dangers of the deadly virus are too great to ignore, many religious groups have decided, leading to a cascade of cancellations worldwide in the last 48 hours.
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One can imagine that, if the tomb is degraded through the introduction of outside contaminants, the cost of exposure may eventually become too great, and access could be restricted again.
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FROM "BREAKTHROUGH" TO "OPTIONAL" Drugmakers say pharmacy benefit managers such as OptumRx are middlemen that take too great a cut of the discounts they negotiate and ultimately drive prices higher.
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But the tournament cannot be staged in the city's grandest tennis stadium, Arenele BNR, which was condemned a few years ago for being at too great a risk of collapse.
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"If Beto is the nominee, I think the temptation will be too great for the Democrats not to spend significant resources in Texas," said Rob Jesmer, a senior Cornyn adviser.
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"To me, the very real risk that Iran will not moderate and will, instead, use the agreement to pursue its nefarious goals is too great," Schumer said at the time.
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They were no longer loyal to one studio and would come in injured, tired, and frustrated because they weren't seeing results, but the draw of low prices was too great.
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Prior to Tesla&aposs 2010 IPO, Musk didn&apost even want people to invest in the fledgling company, so convinced was he that the risk of failure was too great.
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B&N Bank, Russia's 12th biggest lender by assets, said on Wednesday it had requested a rescue because problem assets on its books were too great for it to handle.
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"I just wonder if the spin doctors in the Tory party thought that would be a card that wouldn&apost look too great in Boris Johnson&aposs hands," Grant said.
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He's crashing with his girlfriend, Van — with whom he shares a daughter — and sells credit cards at the local airport to get by (spoiler: he isn't all too great at it).
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These undue restrictions will be most harmful to women who aren't like me — who don't make much money and live in communities where the barriers to access are just too great.
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But Western strategists have also put renewed focus on classic Cold War-style military deterrence aimed at persuading Moscow of the risks of attacking a NATO member are simply too great.
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Even if a young person has an innovative idea for a new company, the practical difficulties of getting the business started might be too great for putting the idea into practice.
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There are few distractions except those that concern the painter: pigments, mediums, books of work to envy, paintings to hate, and those that are too great to accept as your own.
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One could make an argument that since there's a lot we still don't know about Zika, based on the precautionary principle the games pose too great a risk to human health.
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The needs and demands of a baby, let alone a baby and a toddler, are simply too great to be able devote one's attention to something else without everything falling apart.
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Whenever government tries to monopolize the issuance of money, and forces that money on the people through legal tender laws, the temptation to debase that money is too great to withstand.
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For now, services can continue with SMS as long as it isn't via a service that virtualizes phone numbers — the risk of exposure and tampering there might be considered too great.
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The LAPD Animal Cruelty Task Force is now on the case, though she will keep custody of the dog, at least until authorities decide if the risk factor is too great.
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But the damage was too great to overcome for the Mets (22-21), who lost their fourth in a row and for the sixth time in seven games to fall under .
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And according to Feilding, the potential benefits of microdosing are too great to be ignored and may even come to replace selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors, or SSRIs as a common antidepressant.
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But in recent months, the Chinese company decided to give up on the deal, seeing the threat of a 25 percent Chinese tariff on American beef as too great a risk.
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If, for example, the scale of Turkey's crisis becomes too great to patch up with money from China and Qatar, Washington could prevent international financial institutions from stepping in to help.
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The rebuttal here is that the danger of keeping Trump in office is too great — a point with which I sympathize, because I fear Trump's incapacity in an unlooked-for crisis.
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The Taliban threat was issued shortly before Wilders announced on Thursday that he was calling off the planned contest because it posed too great a threat of provoking violence against innocents.
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Most will reasonably conclude that the risk of association is too great, with the result that groups who make the most threats will effectively shut down those with whom they disagree.
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"With wild tiger and rhino populations at such low levels and facing numerous threats, legalized trade in their parts is simply too great a gamble for China to take," she said.
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Thinking back to that moment four years ago, I can't help but be reminded that we are not the first to feel that the obstacles before us are too great to pass.
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And, as Kate and Laura Mulleavy reveal in the debut episode of Season 2 of UnStyled, there's no beginning too great or small to ensure the success they've found in the industry.
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But if the distance in quality isn't too great, most VR developers will probably target the Oculus Quest as a baseline, since it has the same features and controls as the Rift.
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Such fears proved too great, and at a briefing in Geneva on Friday, deputy U.N. spokesman Jens Laerke announced that the intergovernmental organization had cancelled its planned medical evacuations from eastern Aleppo.
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In the past, researchers have been concerned that the risk of inaccurately diagnosing teens — often telling them they have depression when they don't — is too great to support such large-scale screening.
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The pull of just grabbing a bite to eat later is too great and we give in to the endless cycle of spending more money on food than we really need to.
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One woman, married for 12 years, had never been able to have intercourse with her partner, while another reported breaking up with hers because the pressure to have sex was too great.
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But that program became mandatory in a later version of the bill, costing it support from state officials and advocacy groups who argued the measure would be too great of a burden.
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Moreover, the Russian leader's zero-sum-game attitude and the "asks" from the Russian side (recognition of Crimea, removal of sanctions) are too great, with too little to offer Washington in return.
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Because the world is so astonishing, the snails — to take just one of the many possible examples — are so short, and it is all too great for me to think about alone.
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Sieck, like other protesters, attended the Senate confirmation hearings to call on senators to vote against Kavanaugh because she believes he's too great a threat to abortion rights in the United States.
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In those days, the track and field establishment, fearing that long-distance running was "too great a call on feminine strength," did not acknowledge records for women's distances greater than 800 meters.
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Mr. Weller also said the estimated new emissions of CFC-11, in the order of roughly 13,000 metric tons per year, appeared to be too great to come from illegal production alone.
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Occasionally there is the unhappy sense that Tomalin is viewing her own life from too great a distance, as if she were a biographer working through a stranger's life from file cards.
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If that impact isn't too great and the stock gets hit Monday "after the trade talks potentially fall apart," Cramer said, "you'll be armed and ready" to buy into that undue weakness.
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In fact, according to the Federal Emergency Management Agency, some 53 percent of small businesses never reopen their doors after a disaster because the cost of recovery is too great to bear.
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Fight for the Future, like a host of other activists, academics, and even cities advocating for a ban on facial recognition, contends the risks to privacy and civil liberties are too great.
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If the risk of testing a new channel and having a dip in your CAC is too great, we recommend you exhaust other channels, like Facebook, before jumping into the podcast space.
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But maybe the gravitational attraction of big money — which has completely captured the G.O.P., and has arguably kept Democrats from moving as far left as the electorate really wants — is too great.
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Adams, on the other hand, initially defended his use of the word, aiming to point out the parallels between struggles oceans apart, before eventually apologizing, likely because the political consequences seemed too great.
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Although it seems like Jane didn't really have to die, the fact that she aided in Cathy's disappearance and lied to Claire's face about it was apparently too great a betrayal to abide.
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After ending nine years ago next month, Gilmore Girls returns on Netflix and Lauren Graham is worried that the hype around Gilmore Girls: A Year In The Life a little is too great.
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China and India are strong enough to know that they have no choice to manage their strategic differences as the cost of conflict would be too great to bear, according to FTI's Consonery.
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But it's never going to be realistic for the agency to totally deregulate this market — the danger of poorly managed drones running into passenger airplanes or crashing in populated areas is too great.
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Google wants its cars to be accessible to people with disabilities and the elderly, while government regulators fear a car that cannot be physically controlled by a human poses too great a risk.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - Yarns, stitches, loops and purls, instead of spins, flips and slides... the Finnish team in Pyeongchang are using the soothing effects of knitting when Olympic pressure becomes too great.
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Sports authorities ruled against Mr. Berger, prompting him to appeal to the sports court, which upheld the prohibition, considering the competitive advantage he stood to gain from the drug to be too great.
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Instead of attacking Sanders for having dreams too great, the former first lady should share with the nation the dreams she has, without fear or favor about which interest group might be offended.
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Mohamed Azmin Ali said at a media event that the project's cost was too great, while also giving an assurance that Malaysia would welcome investment from China on a case by case basis.
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Both UFC president Dana White and the Dubliner himself claimed that he would return to his old stomping ground for his next bout, but McGregor's will to reclaim the win proved too great.
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If banks were willing to lend to every student who's in need, the cost — skyscraping interest rates, loan defaults — would be too great for an economy that relies on an educated work force.
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The IBM acquisition of Truven isn't a game show; it's real life – and the potential consequences are simply too great not to warrant a significant regulatory review of all the implications moving forward.
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Temptations too great A major dilemma the Big Three will face in 2016, if the market continues to boom, is whether to add or shift capacity to build more trucks, crossovers, and SUVs.
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We hear from a woman named Joan Cassidy, who had to give up her dream of being named the first female admiral in the Navy, because the risk of exposure was too great.
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She informed her employer last Wednesday that she will be taking a temporary leave of absence after deciding that the chances of contracting coronavirus at her job were too great to risk it.
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But the Kaine-Corker bill would not make Congress take enough responsibility for how those decisions are made and would give presidents too great an ability to keep spreading the war on terrorism.
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Firefighters from Australia were recruited to come to the U.S., as they have done numerous times over the past fifteen years when fire season became too great for American experts alone to handle.
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Fire officials reportedly determined that trying to rescue the raccoon from a ledge would pose too great a risk to firefighters to justify, so they left cat food and water on the roof.
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But that contradiction may eventually prove too great for Sanders fans to sustain — and some may fall out of love with the candidate they once saw as an uncompromising hero of the left.
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There's no shame in seeking out another writer when the burden gets too great — especially not on a fantasy epic that has become as large and unwieldy as A Song of Ice and Fire.
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Some are worried that consumer revulsion to a humanlike robot (the so-called uncanny valley effect) would be too great to overcome and that a failed android project could undercut public support of robotics.
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But as Bush's proposal for a broad amnesty coupled with increased border security measures foundered, it quickly became clear to all that opposition inside the Republican Party was too great for Bush to overcome.
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The P.C.A.O.B.'s work deserves to be overseen by independent experts — the stakes are too great to have even one seat on the board occupied by someone who lacks the requisite experience or insight.
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However well-intentioned celebrities may be, the privileges afforded by beauty and wealth and status are simply too great to allow most of them to retain a cool and relatable image for very long.
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The 2012 report and subsequent intelligence briefings on Huawei do not outline specific proof of Huawei's ties to Beijing, but assert the risk of allowing Huawei to supply this critical equipment is too great.
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Indeed, the macroeconomic commonalities seem too great to be ignored: both had high saving and investment rates, along with a rapid accumulation of external wealth that funded purchases of prime assets around the world.
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Today in France, over 60% of citizens believe the influence and visibility of Islam is too great and almost half the population (47%) believe the mere presence of a Muslim community is a threat.
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It recently fired its head of security for incompetence, and it was taken to task by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which is not known for being too great itself.
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The risk of losing access to Qualcomm baseband processors is too great for a cell phone manufacturer to bear because it would preclude the manufacturer from selling phones for use on important cellular networks.
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But by Monday morning, after nearly 48 hours of pressure on the White House, Trump and his top aides seemingly realized that pressure was too great and that a statement needed to be delivered.
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"The fire hazard with the original Note7 and with the replacement Note7 is simply too great for anyone to risk it and not respond to this official recall," said CPSC Chairman Elliot F. Kaye.
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In a published statement he said he would never personally stop his campaign against Islam but the risk to innocents, and of attacks on the Netherlands, stemming from the proposed contest were too great.
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It is aimed to prevent an increase of the congestion of streets and of subway and streetcar traffic in sections where the business population is already too great for the sidewalks and transit facilities.
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Hoping to expand her business, she moved to Moscow in August 2011, at the age of 22, but quickly realized that the commercial competition in the capital was too great for her to succeed.
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Ferrari's two-stop strategy, compared to the single stop of the Mercedes pair, resolved that but the gap to the German was too great for Hamilton to close and keep life in the tires.
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That is a small minority of all the transactions, but it makes many people worry about whether blockchain smart contracts have, in the language of hackers, created too great a surface area for attack.
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Sagheer earns around $225 a month, about 25% more than he'd get back home, but as much as his wife and two kids need the extra money, the risks could be getting too great.
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Writing in Sunday's Observer newspaper, Khan blamed the government's handling of the negotiations and said the threat to living standards, the economy and jobs was too great for voters not to have a say.
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If the need to follow your partner's every move is just too great, there is likely something else at work that, once resolved, will help more than giving in to the urge to snoop.
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"We knew that no space was too narrow and no stress too great for modern men to take a joint lift for common survival, regardless of national, racial, political and religious barriers," Heyerdahl wrote.
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She said that the demands for data collection were too great for the program coordinator, denied that the agreement was meant to last indefinitely and said it was always set to end in May 2015.
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When I tried, years ago, to read "King Lear" with a group of indifferent freshmen, I made a complete botch of things; my investment in their seeing the play as I did was too great.
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Trump said he was not planning to withdraw from the treaty, which the partners have long called a linchpin of Asia-Pacific stability, but that it placed too great a burden on the United States.
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Eventually, as has been the case in many parts of the country, insurers stop offering plans through Obamacare as the burden of providing coverage to patients who use their insurance a lot becomes too great.
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The government's population plan says the environmental carrying capacity, food and water supplies, energy production and the ability of medical and public services to cope would be stretched by too great an increase in population.
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The lure of the screen is just too great and these solutions, when used in combination with traditional parenting, ensure my children stare into the real world — at least for a few minutes a day.
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Simon Newman, a Los Angeles private equity executive who had headed the small Catholic university in Emmitsburg, Maryland since December 2014, said controversy over his administration had become too great a distraction for the school.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canada should ban China's Huawei Technologies Co Ltd from supplying equipment to Canadian 5G networks because the security risk is too great, a former spy chief said in an article published on Monday.
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They may pay a certain amount of attention to the arguments but day after day they will see cabinet ministers, former prime ministers, captains of industry standing up and saying: "it's too great a risk".
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"Most people can only have standing sex for so long," he explained, adding that it's particularly tricky and physically taxing when the height differential between partners is too great or, in some cases, too similar.
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In the paper for the meeting, Berlin again rejected it, saying it "would put much too great a strain on the ESM and go against its core purpose of bailing-out countries in severe trouble".
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea, Feb 14 (Reuters) - Yarns, stitches, loops and purls, instead of spins, flips and slides... the Finnish team in Pyeongchang are using the soothing effects of knitting when Olympic pressure becomes too great.
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"The long term potential is too great for us to suggest anything other than buying (the shares)," he added, listing a just 15 percent share of internet households outside China as a huge potential market.
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And, without clarity, banks will quietly begin shrinking the time frame for mortgages, he predicted, "until the interest rates get too high with 15-year mortgages" and the risk of borrower default "is too great."
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"A thin-skinned, temperamental, shoot-from-the-hip and lip, uninformed commander-in-chief is too great a risk for America," Gates wrote in The Wall Street Journal in September 2016, weeks before Election Day.
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They were worried that it had the potential to cause more harm than good, but they concluded that the opportunities for progress were too great, so they created voluntary ethical guidelines and continued the research.
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The prospect of another call for cash by the company has led to increased selling by investors, with the view being that even with shares at a bargain basement price, the risks are too great.
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For many of his previous publications, Assange had brought in partners from the mainstream media, but, with the Democratic National Convention fast approaching, he decided that the time pressure was too great to permit collaboration.
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To admit that an 18-year-old girl wrote its first draft, and that a 20-year-old woman was its published author, is too great a challenge to some critics and readers even today.
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Perhaps if the authors of these boba-fear-mongering articles about the "popular Asian drink" ever visited bubble tea shops in real life, they might know that—but maybe the risk is just too great.
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With a stock rebuild and installation of one of Volvo's venerable B21960 engines running around $603,260 from X-Ray, the price point between conversion and replacement is still too great for many of Pollitz's customers.
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Even though his record was mixed, he provided desperately needed reassurance to our allies, an unabashed if private counterweight to the president's worse instincts, and experience and stature too great for Mr. Bolton to ignore.
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Raeburn and Zollman suggest deploying the "principal-agent model" to manage the case of "possible underperformers such as Thomas," with the caveat that, if the incentives are too great, he'd have good reason to cheat.
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Raja Krishnamoorthi, an Illinois Democrat who sits on the House Intelligence Committee, told CNN he hopes the "public pressure will be too great" for the White House to deny requests for documents and witness interviews.
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The second possibility is one Elizabeth Drew, the chronicler of Watergate, sketched on this page on Thursday — a march to impeachment and perhaps Trump's resignation, in which the president's erratic behavior, the chaos it sows in markets and American alliances, and Republican self-interest end up in a mutually reinforcing dynamic, and after a devastating Mueller report, perhaps, key Senate Republicans finally deem the president "too great a burden to the party or too great a danger to the country" to continue in his office.
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"There are people who look at the incidents of the '90s and they say, 'A president of the United States cannot have a consensual relationship with an intern; the power imbalance is too great,'" Dokoupil said.
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Cubans previously only had access to state-run email accounts on their phones, but the cost of the new mobile data packages will likely be too great for most citizens who subsist on state-provided salaries.
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"A lot of things went through my mind on the night of the final and I gave serious thought to quitting but my love for my country and this shirt is too great," the player said.
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Plus, if Heidi Klum's no-expense-is-too-great-for-Halloween style of costume creation isn't really your style, you can rest easy knowing that you can assemble emoji costumes for a far more affordable price.
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Some of them went on to great show careers and entertained all over the world, but they never made it to the national, world or Olympic podium because sometimes the pressure might have been too great.
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But when the EverTrue CEO got the chance to race in the 2015 Boston Marathon, he knew it was too great of an opportunity to pass up even though he'd taken up running only relatively recently.
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DNAinfo owner Joe Ricketts announced that he closed the properties after the entities voted to unionize Thursday with the National Labor Relations Board, which Ricketts said created too great of an economic burden on the businesses.
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Free-agent tailback Lamar Miller appears set to keep the offense on schedule, too—great news for free-agent quarterback Brock Osweiler, who shredded the vaunted Arizona Cardinals defense in the all-important third preseason game.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Dutch anti-Islam lawmaker Geert Wilders said on Thursday he was cancelling plans to hold a contest for cartoons caricaturing the Prophet Mohammad, saying the danger of violence against innocent people was too great.
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The excesses of the financial boom – arguably caused by too great a belief in the self-correcting mechanisms of free markets – ended in the deepest financial crisis and recession of the post-World War II period.
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I think that a regular diet, regular exercise is the best way to see results, but that's easier said than done, and I'm not too great at doing that, so here we are, trying BB Sculpt.
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"If the pain gets too great in the economy and stock market, he will have to find a face-saving solution," said Carter Mack, president and co-founder of JMP Group, a San Francisco-based investment bank.
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There is now challenge that is too great for us to overcome provided we bring forward in these divided times, new leadership that can heal our divides here at home and bring our principles into alignment abroad.
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But the small size meant the satellites couldn't be tracked with existing space monitoring technology, and the FCC, which must approve communications satellite launches, considered this too great a risk and declined to authorize Swarm's proposed deployment.
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"Business leaders remain confident that Congress and the administration will enact tax reform because the cost of inaction for America's businesses and workers is too great," Joshua Bolten, Business Roundtable president and CEO, added in a statement.
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Fox News reported Friday that the president's aides believe that Flood is "eminently qualified to be White House counsel" but that his current value to the White House defense team is too great to risk moving him.
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Putin made clear though that Russia needed to reform its pension system to take account of the fact that an ageing population was creating a financial burden that, within a decade, would become too great to bear.
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"Under this theory, as long as the president believes his re-election was in the public interest, he could do anything and no quid pro quo is corrupt, no damage to national security too great," he warned.
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For Israelis, there exists a deep-seated fear that Palestinians and Arabs will become emboldened and flood over fences and walls in numbers too great for a civilized army, even one with America's moral support, to confront.
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PR: If you look at a US investor coming in, they'll say, 'Can I really be bothered with the UK as a smaller market, when the rules, and the complexity of doing business are-, are too great?
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"The Park Service's $11.6 billion repair backlog is a critical problem that demands attention, but the administration's proposals come at too great a cost by undermining vital environmental laws and potentially harming other public lands," Pierno said.
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It's important to note that while body fat loss requires a caloric deficit, this ALSO does not mean the bigger the deficit the better; at too great a deficit, you can lose muscle, which is not good.
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"The similarities with Lion Air are too great not to be concerned," CNN aviation expert Mary Schiavo said after the second disaster -- and that concern has prompted numerous countries to ground Boeing MAX jets out of caution.
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After a year of being assured that "bombshell" developments and "smoking gun" evidence was sealing the criminal case against Trump, the dissonance was too great for many who refuse to accept the obvious meaning of this disclosure.
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"In the spirit of democracy and honoring the champions of human rights, dignity, and justice who have come before us, we join in diversity to show our presence in numbers too great to ignore," the mission statement reads.
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"In the spirit of democracy and honoring the champions of human rights, dignity and justice who have come before us, we join in diversity to show our presence in numbers too great to ignore," their mission statement says.
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Many laws, such as military conscription, taxes, environmental regulations, and drug laws will accomplish their ends even if there is some deviation from the norm they set forth, so long as that deviation does not become too great.
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Supporters say it is a vital conduit to help Canadian oil reach higher-priced international markets, but opponents including environmental and indigenous groups and some municipalities along the route argue the risk of a spill is too great.
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At a time when they need healthcare more urgently than ever, many pregnant patients walk straight out of the clinic when they hear this—the fear of attracting the attention of the Home Office is simply too great.
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In Australia, plans to drill for natural gas offshore in the Great Australian Bight, known as Australia's Galápagos, have drawn criticism from the fishing and tourism industries, which the potential of a spill is too great a risk.
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Jonathan Zittrain: And I worry that it is too great a burden for any company to bear to have to figure out, say, if not the perfect, the most reasonable newsfeed for every one of the– how many?
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I asked if other staff ever reported such misdeeds, and my contact's belief was that fear of retaliation was too great and that San Francisco's whistleblower laws were insufficient to protect staff who wished to report such mismanagement.
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As a rule of thumb, Trump has a harder and harder time getting away with the "nothing to see here" move as evidence becomes more unassailable, and the insult to the press' intelligence becomes too great to bear.
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She made headlines around the world when she announced she intended to die – under Oregon's Death with Dignity Act – by taking a fatal dose of barbiturates, prescribed to her by a doctor, when her suffering became too great.
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"In the spirit of democracy and honoring the champions of human rights, dignity, and justice who have come before us, we join in diversity to show our presence in numbers too great to ignore," the march's site reads.
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By a 2-1 vote, the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said restoring the pension cuts would unravel Detroit's 2014 emergence from bankruptcy, and that the potential harm to the city and its residents was too great.
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"The shock is too great and I cannot imagine what happened overnight, especially after all the threat and intimidation of the Peshmerga forces against those approaching the province," Samal Omar, a 33-year-old government employee, told CNN.
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For Arizona officials, the temptation to divert federal dollars to purposes other than welfare proved "just too great," said Jodi Liggett, a vice president of Planned Parenthood Arizona and a former senior policy adviser in the governor's office.
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And with the world facing the largest refugee crisis since World War II, should the United States welcome Syrian refugees and other migrants — or are they too great a threat to safety because of the possibility of terrorism?
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Special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE knows too much, and the risk would be too great.
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"While protecting sensitive areas where development poses too great a risk, we can accelerate our transition to a clean energy economy by increasing renewable energy generation on public lands and offshore waters tenfold within a decade," she said.
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"It's very sad," said John Crofoot, an American who has lived for several years in Hasankeyf, and has been an outspoken activist opposing the dam, saying its costs to the local population, and to history, are too great.
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As of yet, no male student has written about being sexually abused, possibly because the sample size of male students in my classes is too small, or if my history is any indication, the shame is too great.
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Hockenheim boss Georg Seiler was quoted by German media as saying the economic risks of hosting the event in successive years were too great for his circuit, which hosted it this season and has a contract for 2018.
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" Citing Russell's "deep emotional commitment" to preserving the Jim Crow South into which he had come of age, "No sacrifice was too great for him to make if it would prevent the extension of full equality to blacks.
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Finally, this theological approach also means that "sins" tend to be conflated, especially sexual sins: consensual premarital sex and sexual abuse are often seen on the same spectrum, both the result of a temptation too great to bear.
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There has been little attempt by President Vladimir V. Putin, too, to identify himself with the team; the possibility of not winning the tournament, or even of failing to acquit itself well, is simply too great a risk.
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The potential risks of his failure to negotiate a peaceful denuclearization on the Korean Peninsula -- and the specter of the war which might result -- must be too great a calamity for any of us to ponder or accept.
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Though the temptation of a resounding victory may pull on Mr. Johnson's vanity, the risk of a disastrous rout from a split base, handing Downing Street to Jeremy Corbyn and shattering the Tories, will surely be too great.
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"We join in diversity to show our presence in numbers too great to ignore, to send a bold message to the new U.S. administration on their first day in office," organizers of the Rome march wrote on Facebook.
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Opponents of the idea, including many scientists, argue the risks are too great: Geoengineering might have unintended damaging effects on weather patterns, or it might be used unilaterally as a weapon by governments or even extremely wealthy individuals.
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"A lot of people may have allowed their expectations of the academy to become too great," said Todd Boyd, a cinema and media studies professor at the University of Southern California who focuses on popular culture and race.
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In the majority ruling, which four other justices joined, Justice Clarence Thomas decreed that requiring the centers to post notices about family planning and their medical licenses imposed too great a burden on their right to free speech.
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"We are definitely against this because the financial risks are too great and the expected benefits are quite limited," said Kazuhisa Takeda, a former director of the drugmaker and a member of the founding family, ahead of the meeting.
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So, while I may not have gained a friend in Wyatt, I learned an important lesson in self-respect and about cutting one's losses when the disparity of effort being put forth by two friends is just too great.
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Certainly, not all — or even many — researchers are as unethical as Kogan, but Facebook may now believe that no matter how well-intended researchers may be, the risk of a breach (of "trust" or otherwise) is simply too great.
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"People on the Hill, people in the American public are going to look at this and they're going to say the minute that you release somebody no matter what the statistics are the risk is too great," said Leighton.
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"We are definitely against this because the financial risks are too great and the expected benefits are quite limited," said Kazuhisa Takeda, a former director of the drugmaker and a member of the founding family, ahead of the meeting.
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"Goin' Out West" [Went with the live clip from Arsenio because the cognitive dissonance was too great to ignore] "Goin' Out West" is probably Bone Machine's most famous cut, having appeared in a variety of films and television shows.
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Too often the show flirts with the notion that Rick's judgment is poor and his arrogance too great, most directly back in season 5, when Rick first arrived in Alexandria and almost single-handedly destroyed the idyllic life there.
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"We looked at the security situation and we agreed in the end that the level of uncertainties that exist around that match was too great to take a risk," International Cricket Council (ICC) chief executive David Richardson told reporters.
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Two Trump chiefs of staff -- Reince Priebus and John Kelly -- have been used and abused by this President, and the number of lower-level appointees who have been spun through the revolving door is almost too great to track.
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All these players are too great ever to be this inessential to any other team, and if they don't always take to that humbling seamlessly there is something human and compelling in watching them try to work it out.
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In a separate statement, Mr. Chopra and Ms. Slaughter said that the settlement was not likely "to deter other would-be wrongdoers," adding that the possible benefits of review fraud are too great and more affordable than traditional advertisements.
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In that same 2015 interview, I asked Sanders about the Democratic Party — which he was, then as now, running to lead — and his reply was unsparing: The Democrats, to a much too great degree, are separated from working families.
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The International Monetary Fund predicts GDP will fall 2.4 percent this year while the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development sees a 3 percent contraction, with both saying the recent shocks have been too great to be overcome easily.
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We can only hope that the National Academies will recognize what science and common sense make clear — the most logical step is to prohibit GE trees since they are completely unproven and the potential dangers are far too great.
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The Kurdish commander wears a balaclava as many of the prison guards do too, to mask their identities when dealing with the ISIS members — the fear of acts of revenge should the fighters be released is far too great.
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Now the question is whether Mr. Trump will continue his form of personal-relationship diplomacy or decide that the risks are too great, and that he should return to the step-by-step approach most of his predecessors used.
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On any other Tuesday night, no one would bat an eye if you wanted to stay home and hit the hay early, so, if the call of your couch is just too great, don't force yourself into yet another sparkly getup.
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The duo noticed the meteor had an unusually high rate of velocity, clocking in at 37 miles per second, which was too great of a speed for it to have been gravitationally tied to our sun's orbit, According to National Geographic.
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"Although we expect the economic and market backdrop to deteriorate, we think it is too early to turn fully defensive, with the opportunity cost of missing out on end-of-cycle returns too great," Weisberger said in a note on Friday.
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Exercise, eat right and avoid alcohol and cigarettes Blood pressure is a measure of the force at which blood flows through our veins, arteries and capillaries, and when that force is too great, it is called hypertension or high blood pressure.
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One doctor, Amir Attaran of the University of Toronto, says the risk of the virus in the city is too great, and has urged authorities to postpone or relocate the event in an effort to curb the spread of the epidemic.
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In its report on the launch of Facebook's initiative, Le Monde said that French media companies had been reluctant to partner with the social network, amid concerns that the program would place too great a burden on their fact-checking teams.
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The officials said that the proposal, if accepted by the Republican-led Congress, could make retirement plans available to more people by reducing administrative costs and compliance issues, which are sometimes too great for a single small business to bear.
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For some, the temptation to shine in front of 200 million is just too great to resist and they see this as their big moment to make a mark – dropping gags, anecdotes and even the occasional song into the mix.
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While acting NASA administrator Robert Lightfoot said that it would be technically feasible to add crew to the first SLS mission (called Exploration Mission-1 or EM-1), the risk would be too great when compared to the possible benefits.
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"It is thought that the cognitive load of transferring information from two dimensions… to three dimensions… is too great for children prior to age 30 months," write Jenny Radesky and her colleague Barry Zuckerman in their study of digital play.
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I knew very early on who and what I liked, and it wasn't long after this point that I saw these same tormented girls failing at their diets because the lure of flavor and consumption was too great to resist.
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Credit quality is cyclical and will continue to weaken the longer the current expansion lasts, but, provided the deterioration is not too great, the next recession is unlikely to be fuelled by a financial crash on the scale of 2008.
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From walk-off home runs to timely base hits, the Red Sox have repeatedly found ways to prove that no deficit is too great, or game too late, for them to flip the script and produce a come-from-behind win.
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"In arriving at that new policy, Secretary Mattis and a panel of senior military leaders and other experts determined that the prior policy, adopted by Secretary Mattis's predecessor, posed too great a risk to military effectiveness and lethality," he said.
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The money coming from Chinese producers, and the spending power of Chinese audiences, is simply too great to ignore, and anyone venturing to China from Hollywood — whether producer, actor or cameraman — has to learn how to play by Chinese rules.
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But Kavanaugh said after serving with Bush, who named him to the District of Columbia Circuit Court in 2006, he came to believe the demands of the White House too great to subject the president to civil or criminal litigation.
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The deal, which will combine the world's largest maker of spectacles with the world's top lens-maker, Essilor, has triggered worries among retailers and competitors that the merged company may have too great a control of valuable brands and prescription lenses.
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"The hyper-fast news cycle often places too great an emphasis on our newsroom loyalty — the mentality that if I get this very interesting story out now, it'll be good for our website and our brand," she said in an email.
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Mr. Newman, a former financial industry executive who was born in the United Kingdom and was in his first year as president, said the controversy over his administration at the nation's second-oldest Catholic university had become too great a distraction.
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When you bite down too hard on something and the force is too great for the ligament to absorb, it can be stretched, broken, or crushed, says Phillip Richards, a dentist and professor at the University of Michigan School of Dentistry.
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Still, Andrew Reddington, an associate financial aid director at Illinois Wesleyan, who sits on the N.A.C.E. competition committee, said he believed the opportunity in esports was too great for the N.C.A.A. to continue to elect to sit on the sideline.
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A history of sacrifice -- Americans were called on to serve and work in the national interest when the country mobilized for the war effort in World War II. Americans turned against service in Vietnam when the cost became too great.
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I figured that the name in question for 2110A, "Belts for a Chinese leader?" had to be "Mao," but it was too great a mental leap to "Mao's straps" — MOUSETRAPS — for me to make, so I got that mostly from crosses.
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A sinkhole has formed on the North Lawn of the White House, and predictably, the temptation was too great for many on social media, who filled the void with all the "drain the swamp" jokes and metaphors one could imagine.
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The risk inherent in trying to steal a lot of bases was long ago decided to be too great, and no player has attempted even 100 steals since 1988, so the thought of a player matching Henderson now seems ridiculous.
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Clarissa Martínez-de-Castro, who oversaw that coalition at the time, said that while the bill wasn't perfect, there was an understanding that the costs of failing to legalize the population of unauthorized immigrants in the US were too great.
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The health benefits of sitting less during the day are too great to ignore, but with the number of standing desks available, it can be hard to know which desks are a quality investment, and which ones should be avoided.
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They say the cost of ObamaCare — even in a state such as Kentucky, where more residents are now insured — is too great, premiums are too high and people will be OK with undoing it even if it leaves more people uninsured.
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But for him and many other Bulgarians, the vitriol hurled by the fans could not have come as too great a surprise: Hate speech has grown more mainstream in Central Europe with the rise of nationalist parties in recent years.
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"Even assuming, without deciding, that a formal criminal charge against the President carries a stigma too great for the Constitution to tolerate, we cannot conclude that mere investigation is so debilitating," 2nd Circuit Chief Judge Robert Katzmann wrote for the court.
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"Oversight for security threats to this country is too great a responsibility to let committee business devolve into finger-pointing and score-settling along party lines, but that's exactly where the level of discourse has gone under Nunes's 'leadership,'" Walsh wrote.
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"The stakes of defeating Donald Trump and the assaults on our values he commits daily are too great for our primary to devolve into who can sacrifice our policy advantages in a general election the fastest," said Biden spokesman Andrew Bates.
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After the hits had grown too many — the effects on his body and mind too great — Earnhardt Jr. was forced to sit out half of a season in rehab under the care of Dr. Michael Collins at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center.
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" Right now, there's a certain shade that really speaks to her, she says: "If I'm sick or I'm having my 'monthly-not-feeling-too-great-about-myself' woman moment, I'll wear a bright color to make me feel a little more alive.
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The repeal would come five years after a 2011 decision to end the U.S. military's ban on gays and lesbians serving openly, despite fears - which proved unfounded - that such a move would be too great a burden in wartime and would undermine readiness.
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Leishman cited concerns over the health of his family — his wife, Audrey, nearly died last year from toxic shock syndrome — while Schwartzel has said he and his wife intend to have more children and the risk of getting the virus is too great.
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"Throughout our history, capital sentencing has been a 'responsibility traditionally left to juries,' and the decision of whether a 'fellow citizen should live or die' has been considered a responsibility too great for any one person to make alone," the ruling added.
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The best standing desksThe health benefits of sitting less during the day are too great to ignore, but with the number of standing desks available, it can be hard to know which desks are a quality investment, and which ones should be avoided.
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Part of the strategy seems to be to intensify the pressure on China quickly through rapid escalation in the hope it will force an early restart of negotiations on advantageous terms and permit de-escalation quickly, before the economic damage becomes too great.
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If they do not draw that lesson, there is all too great a chance that the same policy mistakes will be made during the next global economic downturn and that the world economy will remain trapped in an asset price boom-bust cycle.
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They help write the story of this solitary man, this restive anthropologist, who, after leaving his tribe and losing his identity, has a chance to make himself whole with a girl whose love is, at last, too great for him to bear.
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"There is too great a risk, at this time, to the public health of the Riverside County area in holding a large gathering of this size," said David Agus, a professor of medicine and biomedical engineering at the University of Southern California.
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Some of those Republicans complain the President-elect and his closest advisers placed too great an emphasis early in the process on barring those in the party who had disavowed Trump during the campaign -- many of whom had experience working in past Republican administrations.
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The "ability to provide routine and emergency services to US citizens in Iraq is extremely limited," the State Department said in a statement, adding that the threat of "terrorism, kidnapping, and armed conflict" proved too great for most Americans to remain in Iraq for now.
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"After careful consideration, the NSW Government has determined that coal mining under these highly fertile black soil plains... poses too great a risk for the future of this food-bowl and the underground water sources that support it," Premier Mike Baird said in a release.
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The last time British voters were formally consulted on continued membership of what was then called the Common Market, in 1975, mainstream politicians of the major parties joined forces with experts and establishment figures to persuade Britons that leaving was too great a risk.
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The anonymous Democratic strategist agreed, up to a point, saying that he believed the general public's distrust of government and Washington was too great at present for the kind of government-centric solutions favored by Sanders and others on the left to carry the day.
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Banks looking at financing coastal property may at some point decide that they can no longer give thirty year mortgages on the most exposed properties, and insurance companies may decide to stop covering property from storm and sea damage once the risk becomes too great.
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Beyond that, notwithstanding the Eighth Amendment, federal law also permits pretrial detention if a judge finds the accused is a "danger to the community" — meaning, the accused is too great a risk to intimidate witnesses or significantly threaten the peace if released on bail.
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The recent flood of Asian and African immigrants escaping wars and political upheaval has intensified existing differences between native Europeans and immigrants, and created a massive pool of humanity that is too great for European security services to sift in their search for miscreants.
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And yes, of course, there may come a point when the obstacles that we are facing are too great for us to surmount through ordinary or polite means, and extralegal, extra-parliamentary means will be necessary to effect the change that we want to see.
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Those vessels, not to mention the larger ones that will be diverted by the new rules, still pose too great a risk for defenders of the city's cultural heritage and environmentalists, who note the damage that cruise ships cause to the lagoon's ecosystem and foundation.
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It's natural and correct that dockless bikes would dominate in China, a country that is still relatively poor and where cycling is a mainstream transportation option due to the large number of people for whom the financial burdens of car ownership are simply too great.
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Sanders's team is making the case that, if he is the clear leader among pledged delegates, the superdelegates must back him — that the backlash would be too great if the Democratic elite were seen as stealing the nomination from him on the convention floor.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - A prominent Russian human rights advocate jailed on charges his supporters say were trumped up walked free on Friday, but said he would not return to his work in Chechnya because he felt the risk to his staff there would be too great.
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If you already own a TiVO but are sick of paying the monthly service fee, this new Amazon DVR might be the ticket, and if the hassle of building your own DVR using a HDHomerun is just too great, then this is a dead simple alternative.
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"With wild tiger and rhino populations at such low levels and facing numerous threats, legalized trade in their parts is simply too great a gamble for China to take," Margaret Kinnaird, WWF wildlife practice leader, was quoted as saying in a statement from the Washington-based organization.
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"Faust," a four hour opera (and Golden Lion winner) by Anne Imhof, and hosted at the German Pavilion deftly alludes to the German legend by the same name, suggesting that the knowledge we gain as a result of the internet might come at too great a price.
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President Obama reportedly used a secure phone (which Obama likened to a child's toy) for his digital activities precisely because the risk of cyberattacks on the nation's chief executive — which could come by way of web-based malware or locally via wireless connections — are too great.
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" In a CNN op-ed, two criminal justice experts stated that "social media has transformed stories that might have been dismissed as conspiracy theories into what some tout as conventional wisdom" and that "For the once anonymous extremist, the appeal of quantifiable social status... is too great.
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A row of male percussionists (including one junior member who couldn't have been more than 10) accompanied an ensemble of women in flowing red and white, though "accompanied" suggests too great a gulf between the pulse of the music and the proud, hip-swaying, shoulder-shaking movement.
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It may well be that Chief Brown is right and that in this situation more patient and time-tested alternatives — starving Mr. Johnson out, for instance — carried too great a risk, especially since Mr. Johnson had begun shooting again and had warned of other explosives planted nearby.
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In the suit, Planned Parenthood argued that Secretary Alex Azar and Senior Policy Advisor Valerie Huber were unlawfully using the TPPP funds to promote "abstinence-only-until-marriage" and "sexual risk avoidance," which the organization said constituted too great a departure from the prevention program's original intent.
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"For people who are living paycheck to paycheck or have significant debt, the risks of staying home and losing pay or potentially losing their job are far too great," said Vicki Shabo, vice president for workplace policies and strategies at the National Partnership for Women and Families.
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"There is too great a risk, at this time, to the public health of the Riverside County area in holding a large gathering of this size," said David Agus, a doctor at the University of Southern California, with whom tournament organizers consulted about the potential health impact.
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"There is too great a risk, at this time, to the public health of the Riverside County area in holding a large gathering of this size," said David Agus, a doctor at the University of Southern California, with whom tournament organizers consulted about the potential health impact.
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"The technology is unreliable, it hasn't proven cost effective up to now, and the risk of allowing continued pollution are too great to be investing billions of dollars in a technology that is really meant to keep the fossil fuel industry on life support," Salazar says.
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While the details of many bid remain secret, reports indicate that such incentives can range from around $100 million from Denver to $7 billion from Newark, N.J. "You give too great an economic incentive and the tax burden simply goes up for everyone else," says Ozimek.
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A new New York Times profile on John Mayer details how the singer is still struggling to recover from the worst thing that has ever happened to him — his life was too great so he decided tell Playboy his penis is racist to shake things up.
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The Jump The distance was too great for any rescue helicopter to make it from the United States; the PJs would have to parachute into the Atlantic Ocean from a mere 1,400 feet in total darkness, with thousands of pounds of equipment and two inflatable boats.
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Mr. Tillerson argued that a freeze would essentially enshrine "a comprehensive set of capabilities" North Korea possesses that already pose too great a threat to the United States and its allies, and he said there would be no negotiation until the North agreed to dismantle its programs.
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At the same time, there are some voices in the market that worry about the international spillover effect caused by the fluctuation of natural gas prices in the United States, but some analysts believe that the impact on the Chinese market at least will not be too great.
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The authors, led by Edward Lanphier of the DNA editing company Sangamo Therapeutics, argued that the potential benefits were still too hazy right now and the risks were too great: In our view, genome editing in human embryos using current technologies could have unpredictable effects on future generations.
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The first couple of hours of Breath of the Wild will be spent on a plateau, and any attempt to leave prior to completing a handful of introductory quests will result in death—the drop down to Hyrule Field is simply too great for Link's legs to take.
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In 1992, after the court's legal doctrines had shifted and mail order had continued to grow, the court revisited the issue, but narrowly decided that the burden might still be too great and so left the old rule in place, while observing that Congress could always fix future problems.
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She also knew that although the medical use of the drug is legal in her home state, the risk of her using it for her nausea was too great: Her child could be taken away from her if she or the baby tested positive for marijuana exposure at birth.
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But any loosening of the restrictions on weapons sales would be in defiance of human rights and arms control advocates who said there was too great a risk of fueling violence in regions such as the Middle East and South Asia or arms being diverted to be used in terrorist attacks.
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"Today's ruling is a clear message to lower court judges that the Constitution imposes its own recusal requirement in cases in which there is too great a risk that the judge will be biased," said Steve Vladeck, CNN contributor and professor of law at American University Washington College of Law.
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New Jersey uses an algorithm based on past criminal history, age, past failure to appear at trial and the violence of the current offence to determine whether someone is suitable for bail—that is, whether he presents too great a risk of flight or of committing more crimes while awaiting trial.
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Although it is possible the extensive preparations around its nuclear test site were intended only to wind up the international community, it seems more likely that the North Koreans did indeed plan a nuclear test Saturday but desisted, probably because they assessed the risks of serious retaliation were too great.
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In a 148-page opinion, the court held that Delaware's death penalty law gave judges, rather than juries, too great a role in imposing death sentences, violating constitutional requirements that the United States Supreme Court laid out in a January decision that has brought executions in Florida to a temporary halt.
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