belabor

• “He tends to find a point in his case (and in both books, the point he chooses to belabor is ridiculous and would not BE a point in a real case of law) and go over and over and over that point ad nauseum until you want to scream.”

  Curlicue Tales...and Martini's - hold the grammar

• “To belabor the obvious, La Jornada is a leftist newspaper.”

  San Juan Copala

• “Not to belabor the topic, but there is an important distinction between being what is called a "foreign resident" for tax purposes and a resident with regards to your immigration status.”

  FM2 and Citizenship

• “I don't really want to belabor this since we're not even on the original topic of this thread.”

  Dialect and Language discussion - pulled from another thread . . .

• “Given the many strengths of "The Murder of the Century," it might seem unkind to belabor these points.”

  The Wall Street Journal: When the Press Turned Yellow

• “Much though I may belabor it, the question of whether or not to shampoo before vet visits is not really so crucial as all that.”

  USA Today: Vet's view: To shampoo, or not to shampoo

• “There's no need to belabor criticism of the failed system of public education, which services 50 million American students and dispenses disparate results along racial lines readily seen when relevant data are reviewed.”

  The Huffington Post: Mike Green: Investing in America's Growing Assets: Minorities

• “One need not belabor the point that this is a dire threat both to the people of Arab states and to the United States.”

  The Huffington Post: Joseph K. Grieboski: President Obama, Religious Freedom And The Arab Summer

• “Not to belabor this point Movintomx but coincidentally there is a discussion of crime at Lakeside on Chapala.”

  Safety in lakeside

• “Sometimes we have to leave our kids alone to play, and not obsess, belabor, hover or cajole like tiger mothers of the imagination.”

  The Huffington Post: Brian D. Cohen: Leave Those Kids Alone

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