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He detested women with a too exuberant vitality and a lack of .
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Loosely constructed, in a formal sense, and too exuberant for his strict confines, this op.
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I'm too exuberant to hold myself down to the job of telling what I've discovered.
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She was just too exuberant; it wasn't proper.
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In fact, their enthusiasm was almost too exuberant.
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Besides, it was his last evening there, and London's welcome tomorrow would be none too exuberant.
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It is too exuberant, and sometimes may be charged with filling the ear more than the mind.
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They were written for Brotherson's eye-orso the father says-butshe never sent them; too exuberant perhaps.
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His individuality was too exuberant, too irrepressible.
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But she was too joyful, too happily exalted, too exuberant in gayety to pass her time in reading.
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They are too exuberant, too needy.
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Subtle perturbations in epithelial repair - both too little or too exuberant - can render mice susceptible to tumorigenesis.
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You're too exuberant, that's all.
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As for Jacobean prose, I thought it too exuberant; and Queen Anne prose appeared to me terribly bald, and irritatingly rational.
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Prince Alwaleed also said the valuation of electric car maker Tesla Inc was " too exuberant" for him to invest.
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That the aruspex was not, indeed, pleased that the entrails should first have appeared mutilated and foul, and then too exuberant.
