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In the 2011 Big Ten Basketball Tournament, for example, I in my orange jacket and matching shoes paid too much money to watch our Fighting Illini squander a 12 point lead to lose the game.
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We eat the wrong stuff, drink too much, and merrily watch TV on the couch, until we get sick, and then we go to the doctor (or too often the E-room) to get fixed.
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People watch too much TV.
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Think the size is too small to accomplish much on a watch-sized display?
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Meantime, watch out for too much meddling from members of Congress.
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Though it is still much too early, I will watch to see if any short-term positive divergences are formed that will help us identify the end of the correction.
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K., but watch for overexcitement or too much competitiveness.
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Watch or listen or read too much, and it feels as if we are wallowing in other people's pain.
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"It's unlimited, the number of wearable things you can tap into, " said Gene Munster, an analyst with Piper Jaffray, who imagines small companies making inexpensive products like belts with sensors that alert the watch when you've eaten too much.
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"To watch my sweet little boy turn into this person is too much to bear, " she was quoted in the Patriot News as saying.
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Investors should keep a close watch on the switch from Celexa to Lexapro and not worry too much about new indications for memantine, which is not yet approved for its primary indication, Alzheimer's.
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And research from Australia on health risks linked to TV viewing suggest too much time sat in front of the box can shorten life expectancy, presumably because viewers who watch a lot of telly do little or no exercise.
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