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GR There is no such thing as too much narrative.
And they didn't critique austerity beyond a "too fast, too much" narrative.
They want Tetris or Candy Crush, or perhaps the screen itself to be a refuge from narrative, she argues, because they're embroiled in too much narrative already.
Here, rather than providing too much narrative, the museum presents too little, particularly given the spectacular events that unfolded.
Too much dialogue and too much narrative can both bog down a story.
There is too much needless complexity in the world, he argues.
'We should not simplify too much the complexity of our world'.
There's also too much complexity.
Multinationals find too much complexity across the region.
For too long too much complexity in the tax system has got onto the statute book".
The biggest threat to business almost always comes from too much complexity rather than too much simplicity.
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