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Overused for everything from trying to market products as inexpensive to simply explaining any and all behavior during the recession.

The trouble is the word 'bubble' is, with all due respect to you and the media, is vastly overused.

"REVOLUTION" is an overused word; the latest footling change often hyped into the biggest revolution since the last one.

As for his own activities , Mr Wilkinson says " serial entrepreneur " is an overused label .

Dust storms were the result of drought and land that had been overused.

Overused and cutesy fonts, especially of the widely available 'free' variety, do absolutely nothing to add to a brand's identity.

The hardcore images in rap have become so overused and such a staple, that connection to reality is irrelevant.

Not only this but I also found that animal figures were way overused, especially the lion due to it's heraldic nature.

He adds that although our sense of sight is overused, our senses of touch and smell have been ignored.

Over time, I'm sure they will be overused and become just as ineffective as the status bar.

Monitor can be an overused term, as it means different things to different people.

Please, don't use a Flash intro on your website. They have been so overused that they're becoming universally mocked.

Black suggests authority and seriousness . It is a dignified choice that announces your presence, but can be intimidating if overused .

Mock objects have gotten a lot of publicity lately, but I think they're overused and often too heavy to be practical.

The debate over whether the drugs are overused remains -- and riled some panelists who questioned Amgen's promotional tactics.

I think we buddhists have used the word attachment too much, overused.

The word "bubble" can be overused.

"HOPE" is one of the most overused words in public life, up there with "change" .

Such an experience may be cause by overused or dysfunctional shock absorbers.

After retouching some of the scenes Bruno realized that he had overused the grading and the final product was better.

They overused Nazis as villains, so they asked the Soviet Union and its underling guerillas to get on stage again.

But if the phrase, "end of an era" , has been overused lately, it surely applies in this case.

The two most overused phrases will be "core business" and "risk management" as people shun the fancy in favour of the familiar.

More broadly, it also refers to oil refined from low-quality pork and animal offal as well as oil overused for fried food.

The incident prompted several newspapers to wheel out the overused "Another black eye for boxing" headline.

You know what? That joke's not funny anymore. It's overused.

Once overused, largely for fear of malpractice suits, its use has been greatly reduced by the natural childbirth movement.

This account has been suspended. Either the domain has been overused, or the reseller ran out of resources.

If your not sure if you have overused this Web 2. 0 attributes (or any other) ty posting to a design forum and ask to feedback.

Gradients have been getting a bad rap lately from designers who think they are overused.

Tolling is economically efficient: it prices an overused resource (crowded roads).

Mr. Kotkin writes: Perhaps a good place to start is redefining the most overused word of our times: sustainability.

Joseph Glenmullen is a psychiatrist at Harvard Medical School who believes that psychiatric medications are overused.

medications are substantially overused in the treatment of mental disorders.

Named queries are just one example of how annotations can be overused.

We burned fossil fuels. We've overused our renewable resources in the belief that we could do that forever.

Then they open their eyes wide and utter the most overused adjective in the Japanese vocabulary: 'Oishii!

Either the domain has been overused, or the reseller ran out of resources.

However, exclamation marks were overused.

Synergy is a dangerously overused word in business, but sometimes it fits.

If memory is overused (over-committed), then AIX will page to paging space (disk).

Sleep is the time when damage done to the body, such as overused muscles, is repaired.

Eyes can be overused just like bodies and minds.

Patient advocates and some psychiatrists say the medications are overused.

Labels like mentor and coach are overused.

People will abandon those overused ideas of the old days in the future.

There is much less rain than before and the land has been overused in the past by big cattle ranches.

This machine is designed to burn up if overused.

When overused, yellow may have a disturbing effect; it is known that babies cry more in yellow rooms.

Whenever a word is overused, it is most likely being misused, and over time, it begins to lose its meaningfulness.

It's about that overused word ecosystem.

Choose a verb that hasn't been overused.

In short, he really is that overused word: a visionary.

The logical mind is overused by many people.

The problem is that when profanity is overused, it makes many people uncomfortable.

This is perhaps the most worn out, overused phrase in the world of personal finance.

adam lambert Do you have an overused word or phrase?

In parliamentary terms censure is a symbolic gesture. In Japan it is overused.

Effects of diagnostic ultrasound on the morphological changes of overused rabbit supraspinatus tendons

Uniformity will significantly worsen if overused

Transform also lends itself to hyperbole, perhaps overused