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Swinton likes the fact that her character is forced to think and question things, which she says is all too rare in female roles.

It's a great opportunity, all too rare for a design firm, to be able to start with naming, and move on to identity design.

Such a moment will send a quiet surge of joy through your entire day and will become all too rare in all too short a time.

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THE recent news from Myanmar, that beautiful, blighted land formerly known as Burma, has offered an all-too-rare cause for optimism.

MICROFINANCE is an example of something that is sadly all too rare: an anti-poverty tool that usually at least breaks even.

Optimists hoped it could become something all too rare in international economic diplomacy: a talking-shop worth having.

Their diseases are too rare or obscure for the regular helping organizations.

We don't currently track these substances because it was thought they would be too rare to cause harm.

He seemed perked up by this all-too-rare chance to impart some more wisdom to a grandchild.

Such acknowledgements of politeness are all too rare today.

Today we give thanks for blessings that are all too rare in this world.

Guest: Will it be too rare? I am not used to rare food.

Such happy endings, however, are all too rare.

However, a lot of famous singers are all unwilling to represent voice, because the song that he writes is too rare , too odd.

Military service was too rare in America before 1860 for it to generate a significant impact on the language.

The steak was too rare for any of us to eat .

This is too rare. Will you make it well-done, please?

These animals are too rare in China.