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The backpack is filled and, unsurprisingly for a woman my age, seems to contain rather too many just-in-case medications.

Heathcliff smiled again, as if it were rather too bold a jest to attribute the paternity of that bear to him.

But shareholders in financial institutions have seen rather too much of that strategy lately to be entirely comfortable with it.

This book is rather too difficult for the children to read.

by this you sweet potato of these a few excessive, smelly bird egg, want to take my life, rather too live trifling matter! ! ! !

European industry felt too much was being asked of it, while green groups thought industry had gained rather too many concessions.

It is only too easy to consider yourself immortal after you have imbibed rather too freely. This is the cautionary tale of jimmy anderson.

His ears are bright pink. Mrs Bennet, with a group of other mothers, watches the young couple with rather too obvious a satisfaction.

The train was rather too crowded for a comfortable journey.

Hubris, however, has been followed by nemesis rather too often in this field for anybody to be making a song and dance about things.

the result of this is that those who know this person fell he talks rather too much, and is somewhat fickle with no depth whatsoever.

Evidently some of these questions are rather too difficult to answer.

The dress was rather too small for her.

So effective, indeed, that some economists are now worrying it may be working rather too well.

FW: Nico clearly is still learning, he's having rather too many accidents but he's super-quick and we have enormous faith and confidence.

In the sphere of economics, Enlightenment intellectuals placed rather too much faith in the magic of the market.

A native informant in Iran explains the causes of the Islamic revolution rather too simply: "we had nothing better to do. "

Day after day, practice running more than a day, now is the summer, " running also rather too hot, " this topic got around.

d. This book is rather too difficult for the juniors and rather too easy for the seniors .

But I think the annual sale of 300 pianos for a sole distributorship in Canada is rather too small.

So many new ideas! It's all rather too much for me to absorb all at once.

But Rizospastis, journal of the Greek Communist Party, found the whole affair rather too patrician in tone.

He mentions his long-suffering wife and children rather too often, but the result is full of insights and on occasion delightfully funny.

With hindsight, it appears that China's credit restrictions to cool its property sector worked rather too well.

This book is rather too difficult for the beginners.

Rather, too many have lost a fortune by trying and failing to time the market.

This book is rather too difficult for the juniors.

Unfortunately China's loose monetary policy is leaving rather too many hostages to fortune.

The examination is rather too difficult for a high school student.

As China saw it, the casinos proved rather too popular, drawing huge numbers of corrupt officials.

Remnick moves rather too quickly along it, but he does help readers appreciate the magnitude and difficulty of Obama's progress.

'Your father walks rather too quick for you, don't he, my man?

The opening jogging credits sequence seems rather too long for its dramatic value.

Both oxygen and methane coexist, yet they are profoundly incompatible, or rather too compatible since they should burn each other up.

This test is rather too difficult for me and rather too easy for you.

thoughs light , the book contains rather too much information.

This book is rather too difficult for me.

His interpretation of the music was rather too literal.

Person not frivolous perishing youth, but this frivolous price rather too has been also big?

The way they run around and around on a wheel might strike rather too many chords for some.

Itmay turn out that way, but it is rather too early to tell.

When I tried the coat on I found it was rather too big for me.

Thank you: but reporting keeps one rather too busy for amusement.

Thanks to endless assessments people are told how they are doing rather too often if anything.

He was conscious that he was talking rather too much.

He was rather too indulgent in humouring her caprices.

I do not think this jacket fits me; it's rather too small.

This strategy has produced many answers - rather too many, in fact.

This problem is rather too difficult for me.

Escape from the danger was rather too difficult.

Three hair said: a friend is very good, two friends are a bit, three friends rather too much.

The trial period for agency seem rather too long for us .

The book is rather too difficult for the boy.

She remembered that he had yet to learn to be laughed at, and it was rather too early to begin.

He is rather too parochial in his outlook.

I don't think this skirt fits me; it's rather too small.

Just enter the school gate in when I can say I'm disappointed thoroughly school rather too desolate it.

is rather too difficult for me.

A new car is rather too much for me.

He talked rather too much.

It's rather too difficult for me.

London is rather too large.

The soup is rather too salty.

The cakes are delicious. He'd like to have a third one because the second one is rather too small.

A chapter on suburbia, for example, is rather too full of detail of developers long forgotten.

c. I think we`ve invited rather too many people.

this book is rather too difficult for children