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• “In the irony of a person being angry at a stranger for accidentally interrupting his meditation about universal, unconditional love, this man demonstrated the disturbing, alluring and all-too common phenomenon of "spiritual narcissism.”

  The Huffington Post: Rabbi Alan Lurie: The Allure Of Narcissistic Spirituality

• “Suicide has become the number one cause of death among young people in China, and gruesome tales of woe--from murder to self-mutilation--have become all-too common for Chinese students.”

  The Huffington Post: Michael Levy: Amy Chua Vs. The Talmud

• “It's all-too easy to forget something in these old colleges that is still worth cherishing and emulating at other institutions.”

  The Huffington Post: Jim Sleeper: Why Yale Fumbled Its Quarterback's Rhodes Scholarship Pass

• “In fact, one of the children of evangelism is an all-too important institution that seems to have similar characteristics to another perverse system currently under fire globally -- the obscene yet hidden face of capitalism -- currently being unmasked as the system that thinks for us.”

  The Huffington Post: George Elerick: Love Is Violent

• “It looks as if around 75% of Becta's 200-strong workforce will face redundancy, and in Coventry, that's an all-too familiar story.”

  The Guardian: Spending review 2010: living with the cuts

• “Still, a loose cannon like this is an all-too familiar sight.”

  The Huffington Post: Michael Giltz: Theater: John Hurt and Cillian Murphy Go Solo In New Plays

• “Frequent conference-goers have become all-too familiar with bland hotel carpet patterns and convention stadium lighting.”

  The Huffington Post: Gregory Ferenstein: A Conference That Entertains, Inspires and Has Impact: Summit Series

• “French writer Pierrette Fleutiaux's ironic - – or all-too serious - – text entitled “Man's dignity requires him to wear the burqa” was re-posted by at least a dozen blogs.”

  Global Voices in English » In France, Sudan, Burqas and Trousers Cause Controversy

• “And read this all-too familiar story of the competence of government run healthcare in the U.S.”

  Contrary Views Of The Health Care Debate « Tai-Chi Policy

• “It was time to leave, so Carolyn and I took the ferry from Heraklion to Piraeus, hitched to Patras and from there took another ferry to Brindisi to continue the all-too easy hitch north.”

  The Guardian: Family life

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