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But it is still an order of magnitude or more too bulky for the new generation of micromachines.

Lapland can have temperatures as low as minus 30 degrees Celsius (minus 22 degrees Fahrenheit) or more, too cold for many outdoor activities.

If you do two or more too quickly, they would warn you to slow down (and even call you out for cheating).

At a few grams apiece, the e-capsules settle to the bottom of the stomach, where they can last five years or more, too large and too heavy to move.

Plus, if you enjoy yourself, your date will enjoy him or herself more, too.

Krzhizhanovsky, it seems, was too proud, too shy or (more likely) too frightened to show them around — given that he was spinning his dystopic fictions at about the same time that Stalin was collectivizing the Soviet countryside.

Suggesting that aspiring novelists are either too moral or (more likely) too poor to be able to take advantage.

It's a easier than buying flowers, and it'll make him or her laugh more, too.

Is he too full of feeling or, more terrifyingly, too empty of it?

"Our democracies," he says, "are trapped by systems that are too big to fail, or more accurately, too big to control" -- while "politicians like me have lost the trust of their peoples".

Translated into number of children, this means that 31 of the 1,477 children in our population would have received either one or more tablets too many (21) or one or more tablets too few (10).