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In her Christmas TV broadcast, the Queen used Telstar as a metaphor for a world changing almost too rapidly.
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Such patterns or scenes may be almost too faint to notice, or they may be very elaborate, brilliantly colored and rapidly changing — people used to compare them to slide shows.
A little too rapidly?
Almost too easy.
But almost too late.
Change too rapidly and risk losing control.
Existing fields had been pumped too rapidly.
"It is almost too simple.
Almost too pretty to disturb.
Almost too beautiful for words.
Almost too good an ally".
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