| Their need to overanalyze helps explain why the New York-centric national media played up the London news almost more than the U.K. media. |
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| I think we tend to overanalyze things to the point that we take the sensory enjoyment out of them. |
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| We had every movie ever made available to us to freeze-frame and scroll through and totally overanalyze. |
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| You wonder, 'What's going on out there?' You sniff, and then once you're out you overanalyze. |
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| Where the Robusters tend to overanalyze everything, Norm's ideas were simple and straightforward. |
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| Don't be tempted to overanalyze the findings of this study, however. |
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| I wouldn't overanalyze it — it's probably just a statistical quirk. |
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