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Peace_love_books: This book oversteps the boundaries of "really good" and crosses into the section marked "favourites".

Part of the answer lies in the scriptural dualism that rips apart spirit and body, elevating the first to mystical heights and writing off the body as tainted and fallen, to be crushed if it oversteps the boundaries of religious authority.

This oversteps the boundaries again.

In his view, since the early 1950s the court has regularly overstepped the boundary between adjudicating and legislating.

She maintained it was important to try to show up The Sunday Times and Mr Gill as having overstepped the boundary between acceptable comment and gratuitous abuse.

Mr. Britton was the latest in a recent series of social media users to overstep the boundary of legal free speech and face jail time for threatening the president's life.

But Fang, an astrophysicist and vice-president of the main science university in Anhui province, along with a few others, overstepped the boundary which in modern China, as in imperial times, the scholar is required to observe.

He has been severely criticised for overstepping the boundary between therapist and patient, a credo in the field, but by 1962 the popularity of psychoanalysis was decreasing with the appearance of new behaviourist therapies and drugs.

We're in danger of overstepping the boundary.

This office has problems with overstepping the boundaries".

But other shenanigans, he said, could overstep the boundaries of baseball's accepted manners.