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“Freddie is Freddie, man. Freddie is a grinder. Not too many superstars grind the way Freddie does.”

“There’s not too many things that are more impressive than when you see somebody that has a season-ending injury that comes back and then is up to that same standard, maybe even a little better: faster, quicker, stronger,” Harbaugh said.

There were not too many actors in the studio system era who had any control over their careers.

From Salon

"Hopefully, not too many. It is one of the risks that you have trying to build from behind."

From BBC

"This is probably my favourite reading we do," said 11-year-old Lloyd, and Nia, also 11, said her favourite books to read are "ones with pictures, but not too many".

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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