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Bullock's suit highlights concerns that her name and image may become over-saturated unless she takes a stand against misappropriation.

In contrast, the RNN-based system in [6] requires supervised training and may become over-trained to particular reverberation conditions or speaker attributes.

It's based on the notion that investors often behave irrationally, and that as a result stocks may become over- or underpriced.

However, due to the additional shear constraints, available anisotropic models may become over-constrained and alternate yield functions with more flexibility or non-associated flow rules may be required.

The three-way interaction model (2) may become over-parameterized.

If the algorithm is too sensitive the reader may become over-reliant and miss cancers that the system overlooks.

Parents may become over-protective or overly pessimistic about the child's future, resulting in a restriction of activities and opportunities the child might have otherwise been afforded.

Oxidized PRX usually dimerizes via a disulphide and is re-reduced by the thioredoxin system or may become over-oxidized to the sulphinic form (SO2) and subsequently recycled by sulphiredoxin (Srx) [ 25].

Whilst a few students recognised some potential value in reflection, some students felt that they would face difficulties in reflecting, particularly worrying that they may become over-critical of themselves.

If you try to avoid this by feeding energy-dense foods (such as nuts or pellets), they may become over-stimulated and buzzy.

Its friends worry not that it is misguided, but that it may now become over-zealous.