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- v. Present participle of overmanage.
Etymologies
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Examples
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What is incredibly complicated is taking the problem of overmanaging information.
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Dark was sometimes accused of “overmanaging,” of not allowing his squad to simply play.
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According to Mays, Rigney stopped overmanaging him.
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They have to stop overscripting her, stop overproducing her, stop overmanaging her and allow her to be herself.
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"You end up overscreening, overmanaging and overtreating women who are not actually at risk of getting cervical cancer."
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I would call this overmanaging if Dunn had a higher HR total or batting average.
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Valentine was often accused of overmanaging, but if he had been a little more proactive and thought about changing his uniform from the No. 2 he was wearing to No. 3, then maybe the Mets would not still be stuck on two championships for the past two dozen years.
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Smith says managers do their investors a disservice by overmanaging their portfolios.
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April 18th, 2009 at 4: 33 pm fire girardi and fire eiland. they have done NOTHING. long is the only one that has done something here. but seriously, get those bums out. i'm tired of girardi overmanaging.
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It was probably overmanaging to not let him at least face Thome, but I can definitely understand the rationale behind the move.
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