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'Interruption' was subsequently disregarded because it provided too many irrelevant articles.

There were times when I had to put off watching You're the Worst last season because it provided too accurate of a mirror of my own clinical depression; I had to take a hour-long break in the middle of "You Knew It Was a Snake" because it felt like a personal attack on common struggles in my relationship and became too much to watch in one sitting.

At the heart of the dispute was the Maersk-Sealand lease, which was first proposed in early 1999 and ran aground because New York officials believed that it provided too large a subsidy to the company.

It provided too little opportunity for serendipity.

President Trump signed an executive order on immigration enforcement in January 2017, calling on the Department of Homeland Security to exercise parole only when someone demonstrates "urgent humanitarian reasons or a significant public benefit". According to USCIS, DHS decided to rescind the Central American Minors program because it provided parole too broadly.

She too was happy with the PureIt because it provided her good tasting water and her children were less sick.

In 2013 the last remaining independent television station in Venezuela was sold to an ally of the president and the government now has foreign news broadcasters and Twitter in its sights, pulling a Colombian news channel NTN24 off the air last week because it was providing too much coverage of the student protests.

If he loses in November, it won't be because he provided too much fiscal stimulus.

The Supreme Court held that the death sentences imposed in these three cases violated the Constitution because they provided too much discretion in meting out death sentences; it further stipulated that the imposition of the death penalty in general had been "arbitrary" and "capricious" and thus invalidated capital punishment until states could redress this.

They said in Barron's that university endowments should own more stocks and bonds, less in alternatives, because the alternatives provided too little diversification and too little liquidity.

Here we used Bonferroni correction instead of false discovery rate (FDR) because the latter provided too liberal thresholds for these functional connectivity patterns (uncorrected P<0.03) and therefore yielded non-sensible maps.