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Experience suggests that this sort of intolerance can all too easily give rise to political violence.

And a policy of boosting exports can all too easily turn into a policy of blocking imports.

though it does not have to, a mystery can all too easily metamorphose into a threat.

This is the most dangerous economic crisis since the Great Depression, and it could all too easily turn into a prolonged slump.

Britain's executives, it seems, are all too easily seduced by the smooth patter, tailored suits and solicitous manners of their brokers.

Without a heavenly perspective, we are all too easily dazzled by the glory of this world.

The young unemployed all too easily become the long-term unemployable.

Still, as Lula pointed out, what looks like a winning lottery ticket can all too easily become a curse.

This banking crisis of the 1930s showed that unregulated, unsupervised financial markets can all too easily suffer catastrophic failure.

People without an internalized symbolic system can all too easily become captives of the media.

Hot food, hot coals, hot drinks and a large number of people moving around mean injuries such as burns and scalds can happen all too easily.

He could picture all too easily the consequences of being caught.

Time -- like money -- slips all too easily through our fingers.

What has gone wrong in California could all too easily go wrong elsewhere.

Another reason for caution is that firms on a cash crusade can all too easily choke off investment in promising new products.

Cold and flu can spread all too easily through touch.

Yet that can all too easily lead to each party starting, or even finishing, a divorce in a different country.