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Thoughs light, the book contains rather too much information.

Some of the stories are poignant, but rather too many are about Mr Prosek.

The classic example of the shooting photo-op was John Kerry's appearance in rather too pristine duck-hunting gear in October 2004.

She said: "The declining figures are no doubt partly due to the perception that wives do really rather too well in divorce, and that it is a long and stressful procedure.

You scolded him rather too severely for such a small offence.

He is rather too parochial in his outlook.

Visit the Singapore history Museum and you can see the country's short history makes the halls appear rather too roomy for the exhibits.