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Meanings of too early in English

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Usage of too early in English
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A company spokesman said it was too early to discuss future products.
Reuters
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Bluebridge said it was too early to say what would happen today.
Radio NZ
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Right now, it's simply too early to say what caused the incident.
Reuters
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Perhaps it is too early - or too late - to ask.
The new yorker
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It is far, far too early to see if they'll be successful.
The Guardian
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German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier said it was too early to celebrate.
Reuters
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It just felt too early to fully celebrate our new three-person family.
The last lecture
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But Morales said it was too early to know the final outcome.
Reuters
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However, it is too early to call this a recovery, Hardman said.
The Guardian
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Ross said it's too early to say whether people were wearing seatbelts.
Radio NZ
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He said it was too early to say when that might happen.
Reuters
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It's too early to embark on such a drastic course of action.
Beyond The Frontier: Dreadnaught
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Analysts say it's too early for the bank to change its thinking.
Reuters
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Scott, however, said it was too early to compare Koepka to Woods.
Reuters
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Police say it's too early to share any details of the incident.
Radio NZ
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It may also be too early to count out the energy sector.
Reuters
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Australia
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Ireland
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