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- n. Excessive aggression.
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Examples
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His famous stats are pretty good but they overlook his propensity to hit into double plays, his terrible defense, his terrible baserunning, and the selfishness and overaggressiveness which caused him to make outs far too often.
Dart Adams presents Finally, Justice For Jim Rice! (A Rant Revisited)
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'' I just think it was overaggressiveness, '' Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis said.
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The Bush administration seemingly ignores the law in its "overaggressiveness."
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His biggest problem has always been overaggressiveness, and it got him in trouble again as he anticipated a cross into the box and snuck away from the goal mouth to be in good position to claim it when it came.
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Some issues with durability and occasional overaggressiveness.
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In roughly his fifth act of overaggressiveness of this training camp, Sims whacked another player Monday when he thumped tight end
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His overaggressiveness has led to too many big plays for the opposition in recent times.
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"The big reason was simply nerves," Canadian coach Dave Cameron said of his players' early overaggressiveness.
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Francoeur's lack of plate discipline contributed to his struggles, as pitchers around baseball followed the scouting reports that said to exploit his overaggressiveness.
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DOBBS: That -- it is troubling, and within the complexity of the -- a global war a terror, or a global war against radical Islamist terror, as I think it should be properly styled -- it is a difficult, difficult assessment to decide the limits, really, of the -- and the energy that should be applied and to what you identify as black reconnaissance on the part of the military, to what degree we should be troubled by a lack of intelligence or an overaggressiveness.
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