It is not the overzealous, fault-finding traffic officers who ambush motorists at every street corner. |
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Though the meat was fabric-thin and tender, orange peel dominated the sauce like an overzealous church matron, fustily perfumed and bitter. |
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At a few other places, overzealous cops were ready with their machinery without realising the changed timings. |
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The American Buffalo was brought almost to extinction by overzealous hunters. |
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Moisturizers also fill in and fortify gaps between skin cells caused by overzealous washing or hot showers. |
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One overzealous man even tried to sell him some overripe tomatoes once, and it took only one glare to send the man scurrying on his way. |
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The overzealous weekend soldiers prevented many of the veterans from getting to the car park next to their meeting room. |
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Nor is it a charge made possible by the Patriot Act, a simple overzealous attempt to keep America safe. |
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Shoppers are driven away by overzealous parking attendants, ever increasing charges for parking, no improvement in shopping facilities. |
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Advertisers had argued that to ban the advertisements would be overzealous political correctness. |
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If it were not for overzealous councillors, the country would not be worried about the eyesores that pass for townships. |
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Police cars, buses and disabled drivers have all been victims of overzealous parking wardens since the Parkwise scheme was introduced. |
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Parents cheered as their boys chased down fly balls and hurled them home, where overzealous runners were tagged out. |
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I feel it is very important to warn drivers there are overzealous private clamping companies operating on private roads in the area. |
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It's brilliant to see people reacting with this gentle, exasperated humour rather than resorting to hateful tirades and overzealous flag flying. |
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The story creates the impression that this was a serious violation of privacy rights by overzealous government officials. |
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He was indeed glad to get away from his wife, get away from her bustling officiousness and her overzealous approach to the events facing them. |
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What can you say to those people who are so concerned that perhaps there might be an overzealous prosecution of people in that community? |
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The charter is meant to protect people from overzealous government actions and oppressive laws. |
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The government should fire Ms. Adam and shut down her overzealous mob of language cops. |
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The responsibility of parents can only be restricted under a court order, providing a safeguard against overzealous intervention by local authorities. |
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This was just a bad move by some overzealous security guards. |
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Surfing to Survive Coming face-to-face with an overzealous tiger shark, this surfer brawls with his unexpected attacker. |
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On the other hand, the anti-spyware could just be overzealous. |
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What you least desire can happen, particularly when the passion of a goal results in overzealous actions. |
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Now, it may turn out that this is not a case of overzealous prosecution. |
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Some unionists especially at lower ranks are overzealous and keen to score points among members by wrongly advising the rank and file to go on strike. |
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Where will prosecutors and overzealous puritans draw the line? |
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Are you driven into a frustrated frenzy because of the overzealous comb-over dad who just cut into the line you've been waiting in for half an hour? |
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Certainly on the issue of maintaining fish habitat at times I think the department is overzealous. |
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It's a sign of the changing attitude of the players that this season they have been far more disciplined in dispatching opponents, even in the face of overzealous aggression. |
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If he's had a change of heart, it might be related to his overzealous actions. |
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Legitimate commercial decision-making must not be frustrated by overzealous bodies or by political interference. |
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This means we should let those two overzealous measures expire as the sunset clause indicated. |
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On the opposite side, a few cities have been overzealous and undermined the trust of the public. |
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I respectfully disagree with him and I urge members to see the wisdom of letting the sunset clause of these two overzealous measures take effect. |
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These, then, are the practical consequences, but they depend on implementation, because there are sometimes overzealous people involved. |
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But some readings of Marx's materialism have been somewhat overzealous. |
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If you're a red-faced hockey dad in Massachusetts, a high-strung cheerleading mom in Texas or some other species of overzealous sports parent, be warned. |
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Sure looks like it, judging from a 25-minute supercut of scenes from the flick that one overzealous fan cobbled together from all the existing footage out in the wild. |
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Abuse would require a wider circle of cooperation, and so increase the likelihood that an overzealous agent would be caught with his hand in the cookie jar by a supervisor. |
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And an overzealous medical professional, hoping to safeguard against malpractice, can also be a cause of unneeded procedure. |
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Both McCauley and the glowing plant team worry that overzealous regulation could kill the nascent DIY Bio movement. |
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For the United States, faced with the possibility of an overzealous or politically motivated Prosecutor, the protection afforded by our veto has been eliminated. |
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The European Union also expresses its concern about the initiatives of some overzealous services who seem to act without the knowledge of the competent authorities. |
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Besides a critical coverage of social issues, Okaz dares cover almost taboo subjects, like the overzealous treatment of women by the religious police. |
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Is it possible that somebody could be harassed by an activist, potentially by somebody in uniform who has an overzealous approach to things, a conservation officer or whomever? |
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I believe the proposed bylaws amendment regarding member-based initiatives is overzealous and overreacting to recent CalCPA history. |
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This is what did happen: I was quarantined against my will by overzealous politicians after I volunteered to go and treat people affected by Ebola in west Africa. |
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Energy policy should be cooperative, economically viable without taxpayer funded subsidies, and environmentally safe, but not restricted by overzealous environmental activism. |
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These high profile cases have alerted the public and the justice system to the possibility of overzealous police forces seeking speedy convictions. |
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Over a decade earlier, drag queens in Los Angeles had fought back against overzealous cops arresting their friends at Cooper's Donuts. |
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An overzealous IRS lawyer overreacted to this flood of applications. |
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Indeed, many publishing companies were conveniently located outside France so as to avoid overzealous French censors. |
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This may result from being run down or unwell, taking antibiotics, douching or overzealous washing. |
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If the European Parliament is overzealous on the Almadén issue tomorrow, we risk setting at naught the significant progress made by Parliament and failing to take advantage of a satisfactory compromise. |
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Once again, I think this is good and important as long as it does not get into the hands of overzealous officials who were to make it a huge impediment to the business surviving. |
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Maybe you were a bit overzealous with the wine when deglazing the pan. |
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I have no problem putting together a complicated colour scheme but throw in some squiggly shapes and overzealous splodges and I want to run to the hills. |
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With his overzealous attempts to impress, he only managed to annoy her. |
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