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Body armour, sniper rifles and armoured vehicles have become far too common in police departments big and small, owing to tens of billions of dollars in federal grants since 2002 (something we explain further here).The American Civil Liberties Union found that the value of military equipment used by American police departments has risen from $1m in 1990 to nearly $450m in 2013.

From the Arctic tundra to the marshes of Chesapeake Bay, snow geese have become far too much of a good thing over the past two decades, crowding out smaller species and destroying their own summer nesting grounds with their nibbling.

Thus, the exams, and education itself, become far too politicized.

It's become far too much of too much, far too Las Vegas.

Social tolerance of excessive drinking has become far too great.

"In my opinion, life has become far too ordered," he said.

We found that credit had become far too easy to get.

The Obama administration has become far too tactical.

Being "social" online has become far too much work.

It's become far too expensive.

As a society, we have become far too "sound predictable".