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From now on, the victims – and all too often the perpetrators as well – will keep a record.
從現在開始，那些受害者---甚至那些行兇者們也同樣---會記錄下這一切。
Ms Calland said: ' All too often we say yes because we want an easier life when the fact is we’re only building up problems for the future.
卡蘭德說：“很多情況下，我們答應孩子的要求是因爲我們想讓生活過得容易些，然而事實是，我們衹是在給未來制造問題。”
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But all too often, a relationship becomes a battleground where each partner becomes well schooled in the art of inflicting pain on the other.
不過一切太頻繁，一段關系成爲一個戰場，在每一方在對別人造成傷害的藝術中成爲好的學校。

Apache Indians considered it to be their land and were all too ready to fight for it.
This doesn't happen, but at the same time it's a world of illusion in which the reader lives all too comfortably. Right?
這些不會發生，但是同時這是一個幻境,讀者太舒適地生活於其中，對吧？
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Comedians say what we are all thinking and that we are all too scared to say.
喜劇縯員說一些我們都在想但是不敢說的東西。
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