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Position your work so you do not have to turn excessively to either side.

What should I do if my fuel economy is excessively low?

She started to drink excessively and also had some drug problems.

Others see taking money out of the house as excessively risky.

He said "fear of death" played an excessively large role in the decision.

But right now, he wanted more than anything else to get excessively drunk.

I am also going to talk you out Of anything excessively foolish, he thought.

You're also more likely to experience excessively dry hands in winter.

He was without plan, and that troubled him, but not excessively.

But I'm not sure that saving excessively is so bad.

The areas should not be excessively hot, cold or damp.

Today's video games seem to me to be excessively violent.

These rates do not make for an excessively progressive tax system.

We are funding prison security much more excessively than in the past.

Turn them off when they do something excessively expensive or dangerous.

But the markets here today were not excessively influenced by the report.

As a result, the mail file can become excessively large.

He set off carefully down an excessively dark little alley.

The young man turned on him his eyes, which had now grown excessively sad.

I had feared, even from the beginning, that she would become excessively popular.

And make sure that the soil around them does not dry out excessively in the summer.

Did you know that 1 percent of Americans sweat excessively while going about their daily lives?

But she would no longer be excessively literate as the rest of them were.

But this staging does not require her to move excessively.