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But her followers scoff at this, saying the church has grown overly tolerant of a society grown rife with sin.

Facebook has grown overly dependent on international growth - with 3 out of 4 users from outside the United States.

He believes his competitors have grown overly stodgy and too congested for fans to wade through.

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce and other business groups are promoting the measures, arguing that courts have grown overly tolerant of frivolous and fraudulent claims.

This year, rekindling America's desire for American passenger cars is the principal goal of the Detroit-based automakers, who have grown overly reliant on sport utility vehicles and pickup trucks for their modest profits.

The National Park Service defended the practice of setting controlled, or "prescribed," fires, saying the fires are an essential means of heading off devastating accidental fires in forests that have grown overly dense because of fire suppression over the years.

Officials in recent months have expressed particular concern that many investors have grown overly complacent about the Fed's plans, mistaking its predictions about the likely timing of its retreat for bankable certainties.

But a look at shifting account balances over the last decade shows that many people have grown overly dependent on stocks, do not contribute enough to retire when they expect to and put too much into a single aggressive mutual fund or their own company's stock, financial planners and plan administrators say.

There was a sense in the Republican caucus that the Republican leadership under both Martin and Halleck had grown overly insular.

It isn't that Carrie has grown older or overly familiar.

Over three decades, Section 8 has grown into an overly prescriptive and unwieldy program.