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Sentence: When is too little of something too much?



 
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Sentence: When is too little of something too much? #1 (permalink) Tue Mar 03, 2009 13:58 pm   Sentence: When is too little of something too much?
 

Some parents ban TV; others strictly limit junk food. When is too little of something too much?
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What does the following sentence mean in the paragraph? #2 (permalink) Tue Mar 03, 2009 14:05 pm   What does the following sentence mean in the paragraph?
 

What a mind-breaker it is! No idea, absolutely...
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What does the following sentence mean in the paragraph? #3 (permalink) Tue Mar 03, 2009 17:54 pm   What does the following sentence mean in the paragraph?
 

to ban TV = it's forbidden for the children looking TV,
other peole tell their children to eat foot which keeps them healthy!
Parents keep care on the chlldrens health!
Strictly limited means if there's no other food perhaps eat junk food before going to get very hungry
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What does the following sentence mean in the paragraph? #4 (permalink) Tue Mar 03, 2009 19:01 pm   What does the following sentence mean in the paragraph?
 

Dieter Radke

I think the author wants to ask us about the last sentence.

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