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For two months, Valencia did not take on left-backs, too often playing it safe and laying the ball off.

Too often this joke has been used to express some dark fact of life with which those in the real world must contend.

Equally important, even the best-tuned SQL can cause a performance drag if it is called too often.

Shampooing them too often is not a good idea as shampoo tends to strip the natural oils out of their coats.

A year into the credit crisis, it has too often been steadfast in its rewards and lavish in its approach to failure.

Yet years later the name Tori Spelling too often closed -- and sometimes slammed -- the same doors it had opened.

Too often lately, America seems to fall into this sour, defeatist attitude: Nothing can be improved, any change will be for the worse.

Get out there and do stuff, try not to use the train of thought "Well, I deserve this, " too often.

Too often, though, staff are left in the dark and can only trust and hope that the system is fair.

Let's learn from them, make everyday happy and be elegant, don't care too often how much money we earned.

But unfortunately, the modern Pentathlon's Olympic history has all too often failed to live up to the lofty ideals of its founder.

The point of Practice is to elevate the "how" of administration as a too-often clerical chore into the "why" of a professional practice.

And I admit that some of it was simply a knee-jerk reaction that parents too often have: It's easier to say no than yes.

At the risk of sounding like I'm beating the company drum, too often e-business is viewed in terms of the "e" rather than the "business" .

In 1989, we were trying to do a lot in a difficult climate, and we too often took our frustrations out on each other.

As he says, the only regrettable aspect of being director is that now people too often tell him what they think he wants to hear.

His intentions are forever honorable, though they never seem to come to any good, as he is too often waylaid by his own foolishness.

He said: "The ecological crisis knows no borders. Yet we still act, too often, in a dispersed manner. "

Too often we throw caution to the wind and run full steam ahead, doing what feels right at the moment.

Our communication goal, therefore, should be "bridge" building, not "wall" making as it too often seems to be in many marriages.

Corruption, she said, was all too often seen as an issue which affected only war-torn states and tinpot dictatorships.

The president does not know how to flatter his friends. White House politics has too often seemed to elbow aside good foreign policy.

Criticising referees too often could land you a touchline ban, forcing you to leave the next match in the hands of your Assistant Manager.

Too often, he said, advances in research take priority over actually using those advances to help farmers.

But too often, it's easy to get caught up in relying on being totally psyched about something before you do it.

Orange offers a life to be lived to the full, too often not the safe and reliable pair of hands the hard pressed coach yearns for.

Then again, Wade seems to have some kind of compulsive disorder that causes him to jump in the air without a plan far too often.

Is there somewhere local that you've never been? Too often we see a lot more of foreign places than we do of our own back yard.

Too often at this Carnegie appearance, though, he seemed in his own world, reluctant to enter into a real give-and-take with the orchestra.

The philanthropist too often surrounds mankind with the remembrance of his own castoff griefs as an atmosphere, and calls it sympathy.

Be sure to put the mannequin in the place where no direct sunshine can reach, too often sun shines would make the surface coating fade.

The rest, written by the children of immigrants, too often focus on the weirdness of being the child of embarrassing parents.

Too often, performance appraisal is seen merely as a once-a-year drill mandated by the personnel department.

Developers all too often learn not to ask questions when they are punished for asking exactly those questions that they should be asking.

The nation's brightest students, she adds, have been too often overlooked in an attempt to raise math and science achievement overall.

Blthough it seemed like a good idea at the time, we recognize that too often you did not find the experience as satisfying as we did.

It was that old coal-stealing ruse of his practised once too often.

It is only by the grace of God that I understand what I doof the grace of God, and even then I betray it all too often in my practice.

One reason you identified for this lack of information was that research is too often driven by academic competition.

The Prime Minister out of office is seen, too often, to have been but a pompous rhetorician.

You find this sort of obscurity too often in modern philosophy. This sort of obscurity you find too often in modern philosophy.

If it were ever to stray on to questions like Iran, then the divisions that too often cripple the Security Council would simply reappear.

All too often, a sudden immune overreaction sends the infected person into a shock-like state from which he or she may never recover.

By focussing on Lhasa I mean to emphasise the contemporary urban nature of a city that is too-often associated with a mysterious past.

Unfortunately, gathering and releasing all that data requires some tech savvy, which too often is lacking at some transit agencies.

Sharkey agrees that it is all too often the artists who lose out when teenagers get their music for free.

I don't know that I would rely on this too often as I'm sure all that acid would do a number on your teeth!

The length of the wick is limited. Do not cut it too often. We suggest cutting it every three month.

Moreover, in such a hierarchical system people too often expect solutions to be provided from the top.

But it is also that policymakers too often simply do not know what is going to work.

Too often American leaders get carried away by emotions or politics without a decent sense of what they're getting the nation into.

They were too often inclined to minimize or to forget altogether the immediate effects of developments on specia1 groups.

Too often the conversation relegates to the line item having been put there to be a buffer in case of project overruns.

What you see too often in Washington and elsewhere around the country is a system of government that seems incapable of action.

This beautiful story is so well known, yet too often we pass over it too quickly or read it only once a year perhaps.

This is too often true in missionary situations. It is often true in Sunday schools and sometimes in church services.

However, too much stress, too often with no effective and appropriate outlet, does not allow the body and soul to recuperate.

To avoid getting caught up in the market's daily turmoil, buy a lifecycle fund -- and don't check the account balance too often.

The excellence of his understanding and his principles can be concealed only by that shyness which too often keeps him silent.

Mike likes surfing the Internet. He plays computer games once a week. His parents don't want him to play it too often.

Democracy and freedom are too often confounded. Britain itself did not have anything close to democracy until the Reform Act of 1832.

"Better the devil you know. . . " is a mantra heard too often in too many foreign ministries.

The world around us is an amazing place. Too often we get so used to it that we no longer see it.

Too often, the enemy becomes all Congolese men rather than men with guns terrorizing the Congolese people.

Far too often, western executives attempt to force their ideas and decision- making processes on to eastern organisations and executives.

With the children's version of the disorder, much debate is sparked by sceptics who say it is diagnosed too often.

Far too often, the marketing strategy gets pushed aside as the company goes for a short-term sales boost.

But too often extra cash has been a substitute for reform, rather than lubrication for it.

it has been too often employed against me, whereas humor is always an ally: it never points an impertinent finger into my defects.

Well, for once it may pass; but please not to let the circumstance occur too often.

All too often, people treat AIDS patients as if they were bad or dangerous.

Too often, patients are afraid to ask their physician about unorthodox treatment methods.

All too often, people feel ashamed about their depression and mistakenly believe they should be able to overcome it with willpower alone.

Too often, we worry so much about getting the perfect amount of exercise in that we end up getting no exercise at all.

Too often people assume that the best translators are fluently bilingual and bicultural , but actually this is not always true.

All too often, crossings are attempted with too small a boat, insufficient knowledge of the area's hazards, and a lack of good seamanship.

Too often, businesses fall to ask themselves critical questions like, Who will the brochure be sent to?

All too often in history countries have been allowed to become serial defaulters without suffering that much in the way of penalty.

But too often he lost sight of the fact that most of his online audience members were from the non-geek general public.

You are filled with love that you long to express. And yet all too often you hold it inside.

But it is dense with nuance and offers uncommon insight into a land too often explained away as "the most dangerous place on earth" .

But if responsibility remains in the hands of politicians, all too often they let the public finances run out of control.

A reputation for corruption is all too often justified.

We are still too often trying to approach each price range on a device-to-device basis.

She was said to be concerned that her husband was being injured too often while playing basketball.

"The one is an exercise in honesty, the other, too often, an exercise in trickery, " he said.

Of course I use dildos, but not too often. . . Normally twice a week, but it depends on how horny I feel at that moment.

This can be desirable if you think SQL 2005 is promoting transactions too often, but the preferred method is TransactionScope.

Too often, policies are set with vague objectives, which leads them either to be overlooked or without a mechanism to measure success.

Even if the lobby and restaurants were grand and spacious, the rooms were all too often pokey and old-fashioned.

It is unfortunate though true that the study of statistics is, all too often, tedious and even boring.

You find this sort of obscurity too often in modern philosophers.

Too often, personnel in financial institutions fail to understand the regulators' viewpoints and needs.

"All too often" , the economists conclude, "central banks privilege stability over cost in the heat of the containment phase. "

But all too often, the group will cause you to ride fast when you would be best served by a slow, easy recovery ride.

Yet too often the character breaks into ambling arias recalling days gone by or the latest communications from her son.

All too often, crossings are made with too small a boat, poor knowledge of the area's dangers, and a lack of good seamanship.

Jobs doesn't respond to customer emails too often, but when he does, they're always short and too the point.

We too often feel like choosing a texture means we have to flood the background with it using a CSS background image repeat.

Though I don't use the word impute too often its etymology is in some ways consistent with the answer to David's question.

You might look like a genius when you flop the nuts and somebody pays you off, but the odds say that's just not going to happen too often.

In the midst of objective facts, all too often a teacher may attempt to indoctrinate him with the teacher's own ideology.

But he believes physicians too often use this as an excuse for an individualized form of medicine that is not evidence-based.

"Too often people get the balance wrong - the key to a healthy balanced diet is to be mindful about our eating. "

He worries that the answer, all too often, is Barack Obama's controversial new health-care reform bill, enacted back in March.

Men in flawless top-coats, high hats, and silver-headed walking sticks elbowed near and looked too often into conscious eyes.

From the chalkboard above you can see that with Stewart in the side this won't happen too often anymore.

That means, try to reuse objects as often as possible, and do not create new object instances too often.

True enough, the sun shines on the saint and sinner alike, and too often it seems that the wicked wax and prosper.

Too often policy filtered up from the bottom in response to events, complaints, or pleas that originate abroad.

Somewhere deep in all this lies a tiny seed of truth, but it is too often buried in a bed of bunk.

"Too often the construction worker does not think of himself as a health technician, " says Larry Katz of Harvard University.

Both sides too often confuse him with the striving pilgrim he portrayed in his autobiography.

Singing decent music in unison or parts is, all too often, an alien world to them.

The greatest burden is on the Bank of Japan. Its efforts to cure deflation over the past 15 years have too often been timid.

You don't talk too often with this sort of friend, and you don't share each other's secrets.

The word "traitor" was often in the eyes of those I spoke to, and too often on their lips.

But frankly, he's bench-ridden far too often to be considered an elite talent -- Bynum has missed 160 games over his six-year career.

True enough, the sun shines on the saint and si er alike, and too often it seems that the wicked wax and pro er.

All too often, Tom came to ask me for money.

At the risk of repeating this too often, let me say again: We can no longer afford to be passive consumers.

Do not touch your face too often as it may disturb or make the other person uneasy.

She refrains from calling her therapist too often; He should avoid publishing his wife's memoirs.

His admirers look upon Franklin as an exemplar of the personal character and civic virtue that are too often missing in today's world.

Too often, he felt, the beautiful moments of his life were drowned out by a cacophony of self-consciousness and anxiety.

And the result was an economy where some made out well, but the middle class too often took a beating.

At present capitalism is too often judged by the excesses of a few bankers.

The doctor advice us not to expose our skin to the sun too often.

In the Arab world, nationalism has too often been a clipped currency.

"Too often, the 50 percent of subjects who drop out are the ones sitting in your office, " he said.

It's okay to complain every once in a while, but doing it all too often puts off people.

All too often it's the mother who gets blamed for her children's behaviour.

Vibration and noise, as the residential life too often and multi-ways as a result of environmental damage in the typical of city-type.

Since the bays were not checked too often, he judged the risk of being caught worth taking, given the convenience of the location.

Unfortunately, that doesn't happen too often: I've only got four plants now. Won't you send me a few more?

"This empty feeling has happened to me too often, " he thought.

No sense of urgency to change: Too often, the need to make changes is only felt strongly at a middle management level.

She hasn't really been in this sort of company too often, but she's put in a sterling display today here on the Rod Laver Arena.

Robbins acknowledges as much, writing, "In the minds of their peers, too often students become caricatures of themselves. "

But the code is all too often taken to extremes.

Those who cannot too often see IMF assistance as a form of neocolonialist humiliation.

Trying to push products too often .

Do not use your boyfriend's money too often even you're head over heels in love, which makes him financial pressured.

After six months, I found SuperMemo was asking me to repeat my badly memorized cards far too often, and my retention suffered as a result.

ALSO, do not set a training match too often, this tires players out too much for too little benefit.

But too often, this person is assumed to be a consultant from IBM Rational staff or some other consultant body.

All too often, she said, clients show up wanting a "magic pill. "

As engineers, we too often think about solutions to problem in terms of the implementation we know.

I miss you , a little , a little too much , a little too often , and a little more each day !

While HTC has added its own software overlay to dress up the design, I still found using the HD2 to be too often a chore.

We all remember adolescence, too often a time of misery for young people.

This invigorating sense of possibility, though it is too often taken for granted, is the great gift of Americanness.

Leaders too often ignore them for a very simple and very human reason: they need to be liked.

The inculcation of fear and conformity are its cornerstones, and arbitrariness is too often at the root of its implementation.

Too often, three or four buses at a time jockey for fares on haphazardly oversubscribed routes.

But too often, the Republican leadership in the United States Senate chooses to filibuster our recovery and obstruct our progress.

Anyone who refuses too often to listen to the other side of a question risks becoming narrow-minded, or even shallow-minded.

explained seldom . " celebrity , money and possessions are too often the touchstones for teenagers and yet these are not where" .

I prefer to settle down in one place without moving too often.

Too often we underestimate the power of a touch, a smile, a kind word. . . all of which have the potential to turn a life around.

Too often, the DPJ thinks, conservative governments lined up with Washington even when they believed its policies to be misguided.

In this environment, you do not want to pay that charge too often or it will start to have a serious impact on your investment returns.

Given that if you use some of the methods outlined and don't indulge too often, the occasional 'fry up' won't do too much damage.

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

That took me a long time to understand. Working out too often doesn't allow your muscles the necessary time to recuperate.

Weighing yourself too soon and too often can be discouraging. Losing weight is an ongoing process.

But Ferguson claims United are too often the victim of the FA's readiness to be directed by media influence.

Too often systems are released that are the product of a developer and not a trader.

The most anti-German sentiments are among the Dutch and Danish, who just hate them from invading their countries too often.

He takes advantage of her kindness and borrows money too often.

Too often bathroom shelves become a storage center for out-of-date prescriptions and old make-up.

Too often, however, research and test have not been conducted adequately and the market has not been studied carefully.

No one wants this noxious stuff dumped in their own backyard, but too often the solution is to export it to someone else's.

Far too often, such projects are not fully connected to each other, to researchers or to implementers.

It's good that we came from behind. We haven't done that too often and I'm sure we should be capable of doing that more.

And I admit that America has too often been selective in its promotion of democracy.

To be disabled is to be no less human than anyone else, but far too often disabled people still have their lives ruled by others.

Lay it on with a trowel. It is impossible to tell people too often or too enthusiastically that they are valued.

All too often products developed in a vacuum fail to meet customer expectations , especially with regard to quality .

I miss you little , a little too much , a little too often , and a . . .

Politicians all too often pander to the envious tendencies among the electorate .

The results of polls and surveys are too often expressed in terms of simple raw counts and percentages.

It should not be too often restated that betting , no matter what kind of betting, will give rise to many problems .

One always on the road somewhere, the other one always stays too often unhappy. Too often on your own.

All too often , however , milestone reviews turn into rubber stamps rather than rigorous examinations of the programme status .

Without stress management, all too often your body is always on high alert.

But too often, human frailties gum up the works by leaving unforeseen breaches in otherwise secure systems.

All too often, I think, therapists have a bias to salvage relationships, even those that might be harmful to a patient.

Global markets are highly volatile and too often the poor bear the brunt of exchange rate and interest rate changes.

Like many ex-communist countries, Ukraine too often adheres to the shameful standards of the Soviet Union in dealing with such matters.

But the pearl remains an evocative symbol of nature's genius, and a haunting reminder that humans too often destroy what they treasure most.

Too often, we look at the big picture when creating a web design and ignore the little things when we're in a time crunch.

But Sweden has too often tried to acquiesce to and navigate between the rising superpowers of the world.

But, Adair says, reform was too often reflexive, rather than measured, and that brought a new set of problems.

Too often, managers fail to seize the moment and provide timely feedback.

Probably haven't seen or heard that too often, it's called thundersnow and you need the right ingredients for it to happen.

The spoken and written languages, ignore connection with social life of Chinese in the lesson too often by all means.

The solution, of course, is to use finally to release the semaphore permit; an easy enough -- but all-too-often-forgotten -- approach.

All too often, improvement programs do not change the reality of how work gets done.

Gearing is too often neglected when valve operation is considered, resulting in unsatisfactory operation requiring expensive changes.

And all too often, uncivil second-guessing is not encumbered by the constraints of facts, logic, or reasoned analysis.

If you do it too often, the company might begin to doubt your ability to manage money.

Too often, Mr Cameron's idea of the "Big Society" comes across as a naive faith in voluntarism.

And yet too often, these words are ignored.

Today is a gift. We have all the reasons to be excited about today, but too often we forget about it.

Far too often, when artists, advertisers, and creative executives all get in the same room together, no one wants to relinquish any control.

too often unnoted and invisible as the "ordinary" efforts of a vast majority.

However, some policy changes too often, some of the policies of adjustment and the lack of practical necessity.

First, contemporary political discussion is too often dominated by oversimplified ideologies with superficial appeal to voters.

Too often, he says, financial institutions wait until they have been raided by law enforcement agencies or subpoenaed by the courts.

In a country where state institutions too often underperform, he acquired an unusual reputation for getting results.

Simon Tay, a Singaporean academic, fleshes out an Asian perspective in an area too often colonised by outsiders.

Using different tools for different purposes forces me to switch contexts too often.

But it's depressing that all too often this natural enthusiasm of the young has been stifled by the time they leave school.

Too often in the debates that will shape our future, I see three groups missing. The poor. . . the young. . . And the planet.

Too often, we guys treat Valentine's Day too lightly, and our last minute shopping and lack of planning does not go over well.

What he said, that all too often, is that we accept the distance between those two ideas.

Mr Obama was right to tackle big subjects like health care and Wall Street, but too often the details were left to others.

Far too often art directors don't trust their photographers to create work that will suit the pages of the magazine and please its readers.

Too often, traditional classroom models overlook the critical relationship between instruction and management.

What begins with the failure to uphold the dignity of one life, all too often ends with a calamity for entire nations.

No one likes to hear "I told you so" too often!

Taking notes and reviewing them are among the simple learning habits we too often overlook.

Too often founders and investors fight over the relative size of their slice of the pie.

Jennifer Davis of Stanford University said international aid projects too often focus on new constructions that are not sustainable.

"Our conversion rate was poor and we started too slowly too often, " he said.

And this has fed an almost reflexive anti-Americanism, which too often has served as an excuse for collective inaction.

If this happens too often then it might be easier to reduce the sprint length.

Thus, unless restrained, too often, some members will try to exploit their advantage, as Greece brazenly did in recent years.

Too often, channel partner contact information is merely an address and a link that goes to each partner's site.

it may all too often reflect the interests of the powerful over the powerless.

Green politics has too often sounded like the politics of misery.

Too often, older workers think they have to apologize for their years of actually working.

But far too often clearing the rights to the song after the fact becomes impossible for any number of reasons.

Too often, teams want a blanket answer about what is "best" , when best is always situational.

Too often, I see people give their service access to the restricted resource by running the service as an administrative account.

The famous words 'paradigm shift' are used too often and tritely, but they might be relevant.

'Too often psychologists operate on their intuition and clinical knowledge, but people are not often as they appear. '

The old psychiatric emergency room was too often simply the intake ward for the hospital, used only for triage and referral, said Zeller.

Gun barrel rule: Firepower is the measure of authority -- far too often falling into the hands of warlords, militants, or aggrieved youth.

All too often policymakers can inadvertently exacerbate rather than mitigate the magnitude of economic fluctuations.

and he loses his dignity by laughing or weeping out of place, or too often.

The problem was not universal but the IMF was "too often considered by authorities to have provided little value added" .

All too often "fuzzy" requirements wind up getting modeled improperly and the resulting code does not satisfy the user's needs.

In many ways both sides are dealing in black and whites and not the shades of grey that too often more accurately describe reality.

Amateurs too often imagine a beautiful lifestyle and the pride of producing your own vintage, ignoring all the challenges.

But American politicians are too often drunk on an idea of themselves as Lone Men of Integrity.

All too often, when participating in a discussion of diet and weight control, we fail to mention the most obvious answer: exercise!

Meanwhile, match-fixing, or the suspicion of it, too often stains the game FIFA is supposed to govern.

All too often, we act as though those two words mean the same thing.